Brutilism

<n>Taichi Series - Starting Position</n>, a 1991 bronze sculpture by artist <n>Ju Ming</n>.

<n>Specus Corallii</n> (The Coral Cave) in Trapani, Italy, designed by <n>Antonino Cardillo</n> in 2016.

<n>Galería CRIA</n> in Ensenada, Mexico, by <n>TADOarquitectura</n> and <n>Localista</n>. Photo by <n>Oscar Hernandez</n>.

Sculptures from the <n>Joel Shapiro, Four Bronzes</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Alex Krotkov</n>.

<n>Heaven</n>, a stone garden at the <n>Sogetsu Kaikan</n> in Tokyo, designed by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n> in 1977-78.

A sculpture by <n>Mono-ha</n> artist <n>Katsuhiko Narita</n>.

<n>Villa RA</n> in Calabria, Italy, designed by <n>MORQ</n>. Photo by <n>Givlio Aristide</n>.

Architectural detail by <n>Tadao Ando</n>. Photo by <n>Tobias Thiel</n>.

<n>Head I</n> (2023), a sculpture by artist <n>Gabriel O'Shea</n>.

The Cava at <n>Hotel Boulenc</n> in Oaxaca, designed by <n>LAMZ Arquitectura</n>. Photo by <n>Fernando Reba</n>.

<n>State Museum of Egyptian Art</n> in Munich by <n>Peter Böhm Architekten</n>. Photo by <n>Dieter Leistner</n>.

The July 1967 cover of <n>Shinkenchiku (The Japan Architect)</n> featuring <n>Kazuo Shinohara</n>'s <n>House in White</n>.

<n>Isamu Noguchi</n>'s sculpture <n>Strange Bird (To the Sunflower)</n> (1971). Photo by <n>Kevin Noble</n>.