Inspiration

<n>Tourist</n> (1982) by <n>H.R. Giger</n> for <n>Clair Noto</n>'s unproduced film of the same name.

Abstract charcoal drawing by <n>Gerry Keon</n>.

Plate XVII from <n>Albert Buell Lewis</n>'s 1924 publication, <n>Javanese Batik Designs from Metal Stamps</n>.

From the series <n>Earth Mass</n> (2021) by artist <n>Balarama Heller</n>.

<n>The Hand</n> (1976) by artist <n>Geta Brătescu</n>

<n>Luzes Relacionais</n> by artist <n>Ernesto Klar</n>.

<n>Circle of Fifths - Music Theory Poster</n> by <n>pennyandhorse</n>.

<n>Woven Head Shawl</n> from Tajira, Tunisia. Early 20th century.

A diagram of <n>The Cube-Sphere</n> concept by artist and philosopher <n>Walter Russell</n>.

Detail from the tapestry <n>Tenture de la Dame à la Licorne : l'Odorat</n> (c. 1500). Photo by <n>Jean-Gilles Berizzi</n>.

A <n>Fractal Pythagoras Tree</n> and <n>Alternating Pythagoras Tree</n> from a 1979 textbook.

18th-century American <n>Embroidered picture</n> in wool on linen. Gift of <n>Mrs. Screven Lorillard</n>.

<n>Tiger attacking a calf</n>, a 4th-century Roman <n>opus sectile</n> panel from the Basilica of Junius Bassus.

<n>Analog-Grafik D3 (Dance of the Electrons)</n> by <n>Herbert W. Franke</n>, 1962.

Artist <n>Gego</n> with her <n>Reticulárea</n> installation, 1969. Photo courtesy of <n>Fundación Gego</n>.

<n>Designs for woven silk</n> by <n>James Leman</n>, 1706-1716. From an album in the <n>Victoria & Albert Museum</n> collection.

A 19th-century <n>Bayton Kantha</n> from the collection of the <n>Gurusaday Museum</n> in Kolkata.

A diagram of a convolutional neural network by <n>James Le</n>.

A photograph of a string figure by <n>Herbert Bayer</n> from his 1930 book, <n>Stopping Off Place</n>.

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

<n>Fractal Pythagoras Tree & Alternating Pythagoras Tree</n> from a 1979 textbook.

Illustration by design studio <n>beoveo</n>, used as the logo for <n>Living Soil Asia</n>.

<n>Asma</n>'s sculpture <n>‘Me&Me&Me’ - ‘Mère’</n>, presented by <n>GAGA</n> at <n>Art Basel</n>.

<n>Tapestry with Hare</n>, a 6th-7th century Coptic textile from Egypt, held at <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.