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Photograph by <n>Rishi Raj</n> for <n>Vogue India</n>'s <n>Youthquake Folio 2022</n>.

Photo by <n>Georgia May Spencer</n> of <n>Single Circle</n> for <n>Amoodi</n> at <n>Patina Maldives</n>.

<n>Petunia N°2</n> from the <n>CUBICLE vol. 2</n> series. Dress by <n>Ferragamo</n>. Photo by <n>Shini Park</n>.

Plates from the book <n>Out of the Sky: An Introduction to Meteoritics</n> showing chondrite specimens.

Photography for the <n>A Flower Portal</n> event by <n>David Mourato</n> of <n>ART OF EUPHORIA | Creative Studio</n>.

<n>Campaniça sheep</n> grazing in Mértola, Portugal. Photo by <n>Rosa Pomar</n>.

A still from <n>Percy Smith</n>'s 1910 time-lapse film, <n>Birth of a Flower</n>.

<n>Lucien Rudaux</n>'s illustration of the 1933 <n>Draconids meteor shower</n>, published by <n>Larousse</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Print sale for Gaza</n>, organized by <n>Have A Butchers</n> to benefit <n>UNICEF</n>.

A <n>meteor over Germany and the Netherlands</n>, January 2024.

‘I feel as though God, if she ever existed, has abandoned us. But her angels still stand tall, if a little different, a little… lost. They’re watching. They’re listening. They know us.’