<n>Luna Moth</n>, 1958, by photographer <n>Eliot Porter</n>.

Artwork <n>In search of the present</n> by photographer <n>Jan Prengel</n>.

An <n>Art Nouveau fireplace</n> with carved floral and vine details.

<n>Homage to the World Trade Center</n>, 1972. Photo by <n>Wolf von dem Bussche</n>.

Spiral nebula seen on edge from the book <n>The Earth and the Stars</n>. Photo by <n>Mount Wilson Observatory</n>.

An illustration depicting the zodiac sign <n>Gemini</n>.

A trio of merging galaxies in the Boötes constellation, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

<n>Drawing of Donati's Comet</n> by artist <n>Étienne Léopold Trouvelot</n>, 1858.

Illustration by <n>Nikolay Nedbaylo</n> for the science magazine <n>Tekhnika Molodezhi</n>, 1979.

Colorful mold bio-art by <n>Dashaplesen</n>.

<n>Iris</n>, a 3D digital artwork by <n>Matts Eye Candy Art</n>, 2019.

<n>Calla Lily</n> (1987) by photographer <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>.

Photograph <n>Éphémère #1</n> (2017) by <n>Paul Cupido</n>.

<n>Sugar Daddy Chair</n> in white onyx, designed by <n>Pietro Franceschini</n> with <n>PHILIA</n> in 2023.

A minimalist bow cake by <n>Любовь и Сладости</n>.

<n>Phagocyte cutlery</n> (1991) by <n>Claude Lalanne</n> for <n>Artcurial</n>. Photo by <n>Sotheby's</n> and <n>Artcurial</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Subvisual Subway</n> series by artist <n>Craig Ward</n>.

<n>The Sun</n> (1874) by <n>Joseph W. Spoor</n>, from the <n>Electro Astronomical Atlas</n>.

A photograph by <n>Paul Guilmoth</n> from the series <n>At Night Gardens Grow</n>.

<n>Électrographie d'une main</n>, a c. 1896 photograph by artist <n>Jakob von Narkiewicz-Jodko</n>.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> ceramic panels by <n>Manufacture de Céramiques d'Art d'Hemiksem</n> on a Brussels building by <n>Arthur Nelissen</n>, 1905.

Human microbial culture by <n>N.A. McFall</n> of <n>Well Public Studio</n>, inspired by <n>Hélène Michèle</n>.

<n>Physarum</n> by <n>Sage Jenson</n>, a computational model of slime mold based on research by <n>Jeff Jones</n>.

Engraving of the <n>Great Comet of 1811</n> from '<n>The Gallery of Nature and Art</n>', published in 1821.

<n>Asclepias syriaca</n> (Common Milkweed) from <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>'s "Art Forms in Nature" series, 1928.

A 2011 photograph by <n>Caitlin Prof</n> of a <n>Paenibacillus dendritiformis</n> bacterial colony.

<n>most anxious bouquet</n>, a polished slab of <n>plume agate</n> from Oregon. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.