A scene from <n>Jacques Tati</n>'s 1967 film, <n>Playtime</n>.

Play Time (1967) by Jacques Tati – A Comedy Film about Modernist Architecture

<n>Sunrise shadow</n> by <n>Tiffany Roubert</n>, curated by <n>Ewa K. Halla</n>.

Former minister <n>Arnaud Montebourg</n> leaves the Paris Commercial Court, 2018. Photo by <n>Thaddé Comar</n>.

<n>Heliophilia #2</n> by artist <n>Alba de la Fuente</n>, featuring the <n>XXXLAMP</n> designed by <n>Bart Lens</n>.

Director <n>David Lynch</n> on the set of <n>Twin Peaks: The Return</n>. Photo by <n>Suzanne Tenner</n> for <n>Showtime</n>.

Commuters on a New York City subway in 1946. Photo by <n>Stanley Kubrick</n> for <n>Look Magazine</n>.

Artwork from the <n>LoveSick</n> series by artist <n>Dain Yoon</n>.

Bookseller <n>Mohamed Aziz</n> in his bookstore, <n>Bouquiniste El Azizi</n>, in Rabat, Morocco. Photo by <n>Léo Pierre</n>.

<n>Mont Saint-Michel</n> in Normandy, France, photographed by <n>Nadav Kander</n> in 2002.

The <n>Hobbiton</n> movie set, photographed by <n>Romain Laprade</n> for <n>Holiday Magazine</n>.

A 1992 photograph by <n>Martin Parr</n> from his series <n>A Year in the Life of Chew Stoke Village</n>.

An illustration by <n>Rose in Good Faith</n>.

A cinematic photograph by Danish photographer <n>Emma Hartvig</n>.

A <n>Betamax</n> tape is inserted into a player.

A still from the 2005 film <n>Tale of Cinema</n> by director <n>Hong Sang-soo</n>.

A sign outside the legendary music venue, <n>The Do Drop Inn</n>.

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

A photograph by <n>Léo Berne</n>, often cited as an example of <n>Accidental Renaissance</n>.

<n>Escapism</n> (2007) by artist <n>Sarah Hobbs</n> from the series Small Problems in Living.

A scene from the 2001 film <n>Amélie</n>.

A promotional graphic for <n>Louvini Paris</n>.

<n>Lise Sauvé</n> for the <n>Balenciaga</n> <n>Dynasty Eyewear</n> Fall/Winter 2023 campaign, shot by <n>François Prost</n>.

From the <n>Home Economics</n> exhibition at the 2016 <n>Venice Architecture Biennale</n>. Photo by <n>Cristiano Corte</n>.