Intimacy

<n>Sedimentary rocks</n> (1977) by photographer <n>William A. Garnett</n>.

<n>Hippocampe</n> (1931), a photograph by <n>Jean Painlevé</n>.

<n>Tampa Orchid</n> (1986) by <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>.

<n>Parrot Tulip</n>, a 1985 photograph by <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>.

Photomicrograph of a <n>Butterfly's Tongue</n> by <n>Arthur E. Smith</n>, 1903.

A design by <n>Yohji Yamamoto</n>. Photo by <n>Kubo Tadashi</n>.

Photograph of <n>Evelyn Frey</n> by <n>John Rawlings</n>, c. 1951.

<n>Calla Lilies</n> (1985), a photograph by <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>.

A photograph by <n>Charles Jones</n> from the book <n>The Plant Kingdom of Charles Jones</n>.

<n>Celosia argentea var cristata</n> (1928), a photograph by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.

<n>Lilium No.2</n> (2019) by <n>Marina Papaspirou</n>, from the <n>Flora Memories</n> series.

<n>Contact</n>, a 2017 photograph by <n>Sohei Szincza</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Kaiju</n> series by <n>Jack Davison</n> for <n>Modern Weekly China</n>.

<n>Nude, 1952</n>, a photograph by <n>Bill Brandt</n>.

A photograph from the series <n>ANOMIE</n> by artist <n>Quintin H. O’Connell</n>.

"Untitled, from the series: Flowers" by <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>, 1983.

Performer <n>Valeska Gert</n> in her <n>German Expressionist</n> dance <n>Hexentanz (Witch Dance)</n>, c. 1925.

"<n>Fast</n>" (2021) by <n>Alicia Duncan Smith</n> from the <n>Blue Nude Series II</n>.

<n>Cobaea scandens</n> flower bud by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>, from his 1928 book <n>Urformen der Kunst</n>.

Conceptual brand identity for <n>afterhours</n> by designer <n>Irina Madan</n>.

A photograph from the series <n>Art Forms in Nature</n> (1928) by photographer <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.

The hands of dancer <n>Mary Wigman</n>, photographed by <n>Charlotte Rudolph</n> in 1928.

<n>Francesca Woodman</n>'s 1976 photograph <n>Space²</n>, taken in Providence, Rhode Island.

<n>Hans Bellmer</n>'s surrealist photograph, <n>Les mains (The Hands)</n>, from 1947.

<n>Untitled, Providence, Rhode Island</n> (1976) by photographer <n>Francesca Woodman</n>.