serenity

Stone steps at <n>Villa Monastero</n> in Varenna, Italy.

Actor <n>Nikolay Burlyaev</n> in a scene from <n>Andrei Tarkovsky</n>'s 1962 film <n>Ivan's Childhood</n>.

A view of the <n>Faroe Islands</n>. Photo by <n>Brasilisnet 04</n>.

The drained water pocket of the <n>Tête-Rousse glacier</n> in France, 1892. Photo by <n>Joseph Tairraz</n>.

Plate XIII from <n>William Saville-Kent</n>'s 1893 book, <n>The Great Barrier Reef of Australia</n>.

From the book <n>Tasjaki</n> by photographer <n>Henrik Purienne</n>.

<n>Balance</n> by photographer <n>Maria Dias</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Tree</n> series by South Korean artist <n>Myoung Ho Lee</n>.

<n>Bird Twittering</n>, a rubber stamp artwork by <n>Géza Perneczky</n>, 1980.

A photograph from the series <n>Cambio</n> by <n>Raphael Salaja</n>, taken in Iceland in 2015.

<n>Petroglyphs from the Lovo Massif</n>, Angola. Photo by <n>Manuel Gutierrez</n>.

Album art for the <n>Manic EP</n> by the band <n>Rousers</n>, released on <n>Manic Records</n>.

<n>Glacier in the Ragged Range</n> of Canada's Nahanni National Park Reserve, from <n>National Geographic</n>, 1981.

An image from the <n>RAT BOI</n> Spring 2022 collection campaign.

Digital illustration <n>Constant Motion Experiment</n> by artist <n>Aidan Kirkman</n>.

A collage of <n>Southwestern Native American</n> shells, bone beads, and turquoise, c. 1200 BCE.

<n>Sculpture</n> (1958) by artist <n>Le Corbusier</n>.

A still from <n>time-lapse footage of roses</n> filmed by <n>Arthur Edward Pillsbury</n> circa 1925.

<n>Eleanor</n>, 1947, by photographer <n>Harry Callahan</n>.

The <n>Blue Nile</n> river canyon in Ethiopia, 1970.

Moss-covered landscape in <n>Iceland</n>. Photo by <n>greaterland</n>.

A collection of illustrations titled <n>Wave Mechanics</n> by artist <n>Walter Russell</n>.

<n>Dot Lady</n>, a 1983 photograph by <n>Ruth Thorne-Thomsen</n>.

<n>Snow Circles</n>, an ephemeral sculpture by artist <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n> in Izumi, Japan, 1987.

<n>A Daffodil</n>, a paper-cut artwork by <n>Philipp Otto Runge</n>, c. 1809. From the <n>Ashmolean Museum</n>.

A herder with a baby yak, photographed by <n>Kin Chan Coedel</n> for <n>Norlha</n>.

<n>the shape of me</n> by <n>Cardboard Cranium</n>.