Broken <n>kouros</n> head sculpture from the sanctuary of Apollo Ptoion in Boeotia, 6th century BC.

<n>Magdalena Jetelová</n>'s <n>Iceland Project</n> (1992), a laser projection on the Icelandic landscape.

Illustration by <n>Moebius</n> for L’inconnu magazine, 1976.

A macro photograph of the wing of an <n>Atlas Moth</n> (<n>Attacus atlas</n>).

<n>Phantom Black Hole</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

A forest scene in <n>Pokrzywna</n>. Photo by <n>Marion</n>.

A rare photo of two leopard siblings in Southern India by <n>Shaaz Jung</n> for <n>OnePlus India</n>.

<n>To Be Born</n> (2013) by <n>Ellen Jantzen</n> from the series <n>Disturbing the Spirits</n>.

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Photo by <n>Gunther Uecker</n> of his land art piece, <n>Sand Mill</n>, from 1969.

The <n>Mano del Desierto</n> sculpture by artist <n>Mario Irarrázabal</n> in the Atacama Desert, Chile.

<n>Parc de la Distance</n>, a park concept by <n>Studio Precht</n>.

<n>Hemisphærium Martis boreale</n>, an astronomical map by <n>Giovanni Schiaparelli</n>, 1886.

The <n>minimalist</n> graphic design poster <n>Flight</n> by <n>Jacob Hutch</n>.

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A floral arrangement in a sculptural vessel, from the <n>NOWNESS</n> <n>Great Gardens</n> series.

<n>Nomad Circle</n>, a land art sculpture in Mongolia by <n>Richard Long</n>, 1996.

Carving of the Sky Goddess <n>Nut</n> in the <n>Tomb of Ramesses VI</n>. From <n>The Dawn of Astronomy</n> (1894).

The <n>Consciousness Energy Grid</n> diagram from <n>Wayne M. McDonnell</n>'s 1983 CIA report on the <n>Gateway Process</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Collecting Hands</n> series, taken in India.

<n>Exploring The God Filled Vacuum</n> by <n>AGA</n>.

<n>Wind Draperies</n> (2006) by photographer <n>Paul Godard</n>, captured in the <n>Namib Desert</n>, Namibia.

<n>Thomas Young</n>'s 1807 illustration of the double-slit experiment.

A <n>White Peacock butterfly</n> photographed by <n>Apatura</n>.

From the <n>Commas Pre-Fall 2023</n> collection. Photo by <n>Dudi Hasson</n>.

<n>Phantom Black Hole</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>, used as the cover for <n>Lars Bartkuhn</n>'s album.

An abstract digital artwork titled <n>refractions</n>.