EVN // Ergodic story

Asemic writing by <n>Cecil Touchon</n> from the collection of <n>the Ontological Museum</n>.

The book <n>Telepoetics</n> by artists <n>Patricia Morosan</n> and <n>Bianca Oana</n>, published by <n>sun/sun éditions</n> in 2024.

Publication for the exhibition <n>If your phone doesn't ring, it's me</n> by students of <n>Klasse Olaf Nicolai</n>.

<n>Israelite Shepherdess in the Land of Goshen</n> (1839) by <n>Wilhelm Hensel</n>.

<n>Saint Sebastian</n> (c. 1615) by <n>Guido Reni</n>.

<n>Exemplaires</n> (2018-2020), an artist's book by <n>Chloé Reboux</n>.

The <n>G2Ciao Type Specimen</n> by <n>Gruppo Due</n>, on display at the <n>BESTFORM exhibition</n> in Bern.

Illustration by artist <n>Albert Strasser</n>.

<n>L'été</n>, a 1937 drawing-poem by artist <n>Joan Miró</n>.

Editorial design for <n>Coreia #11</n> magazine by <n>isabel_____lucena</n> for the 2023-2024 <n>Festival Sâlmon</n>.

An 1862 illustration of Radiolaria by artist <n>Ernst Haeckel</n> from his monograph <n>Die Radiolarien</n>.

<n>Agnus Dei</n> (c. 1635-1640), a <n>Baroque</n> painting by <n>Francisco de Zurbarán</n>.

An illustration depicting the <n>Sacred Heart of Jesus</n>.

<n>The Heart of Mary</n> (1759), an oil on copper painting by <n>Juan Patricio Morlete Ruiz</n>.

<n>Standby no.12</n> (2008) by <n>Hani Zurob</n>.

Canvas print titled <n>Woman Holding Gold Arrow</n> by artist <n>Bellathewilde</n>.

<n>Mice</n>, a 2013 painting by artist <n>Federico Piatti</n>.

Detail of <n>St. Sebastian's Martyr</n>, an engraving by <n>Jacob Matham</n>, c. 1620-1630.

A conceptual artwork depicting the <n>Nike</n> logo inside a brain MRI scan.

The <n>Cat's Eye Nebula</n>, discovered by <n>William Herschel</n>. Photo by <n>NASA</n>'s <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

A Riso-printed publication by <n>Carmen Gray</n> deconstructing the 1983 film <n>Sans Soleil</n> by <n>Chris Marker</n>.

<n>Electrical Sound Waves Schematic Diagram</n>, a digital illustration by <n>OrionWells</n>.

Detail from the painting <n>Saint Augustine</n> by <n>Philippe de Champaigne</n>, c. 1645-1650.

<n>O Desterrado</n>, a marble sculpture by <n>António Soares dos Reis</n>, 1872.

A <n>diagram of the holographic principle</n> by <n>Lucy Reading-Ikkanda</n> for <n>Quanta Magazine</n>.