Psyche

<n>Profilo</n> (1973) by Italian artist <n>Mario Ceroli</n>.

Used as cover art for the <n>Mechanism EP</n> and the track <n>Ecuador</n> by Dj Sash!.

<n>Dialog</n>, 1973, by <n>Rudolf Bonvie</n>.

Graphic by <n>Taylor Farscht</n> for <n>Strike Magazines</n>.

"<n>Double profile, solarized</n>," a 1932 photograph by <n>Man Ray</n> believed to depict <n>Lee Miller</n>.

Photograph by <n>Summer Stone</n> for <n>DAMA STUDIOS</n> and <n>Peak Performance</n>.

<n>You are light itself</n> (2020), a self-portrait by photographer <n>Luka Khabelashvili</n>.

<n>Montgomery Clift</n> and <n>Elizabeth Taylor</n> in <n>A Place in the Sun</n> (1951), directed by <n>George Stevens</n>.

Photograph by <n>Zhong Lin</n> from her <n>Project 365</n> series.

A double portrait by artists <n>Lucia Moholy</n> and <n>László Moholy-Nagy</n>, c. 1926.

An illustration of the <n>acupressure point Hegu (LI4)</n>.

Artwork from the <n>Screen Lovers</n> series by artist <n>Eli Craven</n>.

<n>La Fraternité des Peuples</n>, a sculpture by <n>Aimé-Jules Dalou</n>, 1883.

Conceptual photograph <n>Disturbia</n> (2023) by <n>Alexandros Othonos</n>.

“We think we meet someone with our eyes. But we actually meet them with our soul.” ― Mimi Novic

Photograph by <n>Helmut Newton</n> for <n>Italian Vogue</n> in Bordighera, Italy, 1982.

<n>Comfort Zones</n>, a 1975 performance art piece by <n>Allan Kaprow</n> in Madrid.

A photograph by <n>Don Snyder</n> from his 1979 book, <n>Aquarian Odyssey: A Photographic Trip into the Sixties</n>.

<n>Man Ray</n>'s surrealist portrait of <n>Lee Miller</n>, titled <n>'Neck'</n> (c. 1929).

From <n>Heroine</n> magazine's <n>PEP TALK – ISSUE 20</n>.

Cover art for the <n>Mechanism EP</n> by musicians <n>Luizar</n> and <n>Claudio PRC</n>.