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<n>Aislarse</n>, a 2001 painting by Cuban artist <n>Tomás Sánchez</n>.

A photograph for natural beauty brand <n>ROWSE</n>.

The kitchen of <n>Magpie House</n> in London, an extension designed by <n>DGN Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Tim Crocker</n>.

Text-based artwork by <n>Yumi Sakugawa</n>.

“How strange and foolish is man. He loses his health in gaining wealth. Then to regain health he wastes his wealth. He ruins his present while worrying about his future – but weeps in the future by recalling his past. He lives as though death shall never come to him, but dies in a way as if he were never born"

<n>glued</n> by artist <n>Betsy Rudolph</n>, featuring paints from the <n>Little Greene Stone collection</n>.

Excerpt from <n>Mary Oliver</n>'s poem <n>In Blackwater Woods</n> from the 1983 book <n>American Primitive</n>.

From the poem <n>Sometimes</n> by <n>Mary Oliver</n>, published in the book <n>Red Bird</n> by <n>Beacon Press</n>.

<n>Proportions of Stone Shelf 01</n>, a 2020 sculptural shelf by Korean artist <n>Lee Sisan</n>.

<n>Overhead Image Of Rustic Clam Shells</n> by photographer <n>Trinette Reed</n>.

The <n>Parc de la Distance</n>, a conceptual park designed by <n>Studio Precht</n> for social distancing.

The poster <n>Bloom</n> by designer <n>Ryan Carrel</n>, 2022.

A selection of sculptures in Portland stone and slate by <n>Geoffrey Harris</n>, from <n>Monument Store</n>.

A typographic work by <n>The Scarlett Letters Bookshop</n>.

<n>Zen</n>, a 1969 photograph from the <n>Japanesque</n> series by <n>Ikko Narahara</n>.