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<n>The train</n>, a <n>retrofuturist</n> AI artwork by <n>RETROFUTURE VISIONS</n>.

An illustration from the <n>Sexy Robots</n> series by artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>, 1980.

<n>Sex Matter</n> (2017), a sculpture by artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>.

A surrealist collage by artist <n>Mariano Peccinetti</n>.

A 1970 <n>Volkswagen Beetle</n> from a promotional brochure by <n>Volkswagen of America, Inc.</n>

<n>[354471]</n>, a digital artwork by visual artist <n>POLYGON1993</n>.

<n>i lost my grip on reality</n> (2021) by digital artist <n>POLYGON</n>.

Gynoid (2), an airbrush illustration by Japanese artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>.

Artwork from the <n>SORAYAMA</n> series by <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>.

Artwork used as the cover for the single <n>En Odio (DUKI) [Special Version]</n> by <n>sailormoon.exe</n>.

A sculpture by <n>Hajime Sorayama</n> from the 2018 exhibition <n>Sex Matter</n> at <n>Nanzuka Gallery</n>.

Digital artwork titled <n>a boundless fantasy.</n> Music by <n>Frank Ocean</n> and <n>Sango</n>.

<n>Metaphysically Connected</n>, a digital artwork by <n>kidwithvisions</n>.

<n>Growing stars</n>, a digital collage by <n>The Astro duo🪐</n>.

A glitch art-style depiction of the fictional character <n>Max Headroom</n>.

<n>First 3D Robot Sculpture</n> by <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>, 1988.

<n>the hopeless place</n> (2021), a digital illustration by artist <n>Kei</n>.

The interior of <n>Palais Bulles</n>, designed by <n>Antti Lovag</n> and famously owned by <n>Pierre Cardin</n>.

Album art for the song <n>Vngence</n> by musician <n>Exkd Playa</n>.

A 1960s <n>Retrofuturist</n> illustration from an advertisement for the company <n>Armstrong</n>.

Digital artwork by <n>zombi</n>, used as the cover for the sample page of the song <n>Princess Diana</n>.

<n>Hajime Sorayama</n>'s sculpture <n>Sexy Robot</n> (2016), photographed by <n>Keizo Kioku</n>.

A retro-futuristic <n>Sexy Robot</n> illustration by artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>.

<n>GLTCHMNRNNNG</n>, an <n>80s Retro-Glitch</n> style animation by <n>Kidmograph</n>.

A 1984 illustration by artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (2022), an artwork by <n>Marcos Alvarado</n>.

<n>Hajime Sorayama</n>'s sculpture, "Dior's Idealised Woman," for the <n>Dior</n> Men's Pre-Fall 2019 show.

Artwork from the Sexy Robot series by artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>.

Illustration for the <n>Dalus</n> article '<n>Why Dalus? The Future Of Systems Engineering</n>', made with <n>Midjourney</n>.