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A 1923 photograph by <n>Harry Burton</n> captures a beam of light in the <n>Karnak Temple</n> in Luxor, Egypt.

Photograph by <n>Fee Schlapper</n>, used as the cover for <n>Dance My Darling</n>'s 2020 album <n>Apoda</n>.

<n>Printed Matter Membership Icons</n> designed by <n>Laurel Schwulst</n> for <n>Printed Matter, Inc.</n> in 2018.

A <n>Fallstreak hole</n> cloud formation over Wonthaggi, Victoria. Photo by <n>David Barton</n>.

A still from the 2022 film <n>Aftersun</n>, directed by <n>Charlotte Wells</n>.

A still from the 1962 film <n>La Jetée</n> by director <n>Chris Marker</n>.

The <n>Eye of Providence</n>, used as the logo for record label <n>Cardinal Fuzz</n>.

<n>Ekleipsis</n> by artist <n>Sam Chirnside</n>, used as album art for <n>Claudio Rocchi</n>'s <n>Suoni Di Frontiera</n>.

<n>Cocos</n>, 1949, by photographer <n>Lola Álvarez Bravo</n>.

<n>Hilma af Klint</n>'s painting <n>Picture of the Starting Point</n>, 1920.

<n>A soulful presence.</n> by artist <n>Refael Idan Suissa</n>.

A still from the 1993 film <n>Three Colors: Blue</n>, directed by <n>Krzysztof Kieślowski</n>.

The 'Self' card from the <n>Supra Oracle</n> deck by <n>Peter Dunham</n> and <n>Linnea Gits</n> of <n>Uusi</n>.

<n>Classical Labyrinth Seed Patterns</n> by <n>Lars Howlett</n> of <n>Discover Labyrinths</n>.

A graphic symbol used as the <n>Flag of Franklia</n>, the <n>Vergina Sun</n>, and a logo for <n>Working Paradigm</n>.

Model <n>Joel Culell</n> for the <n>Fucking Young!</n> editorial <n>Fullness</n>, photographed by <n>Satsujin</n>.

The <n>Op Art</n>-style brand identity for the <n>Royal Astronomical Society</n>, designed by <n>Johnson Banks</n>.

A still of <n>Louis Garrel</n> in the 2008 film <n>La Belle Personne</n>.

<n>Fig. 280.—Huygens's Zones</n>, an illustration from the book <n>Treatise on practical light</n>, 1911.

<n>And God Divided the Light from the Darkness</n> (1845) by artist <n>George Field</n> and engraver <n>Rosenberg</n>.

An illustration of sun symbols from <n>Henry Dreyfuss</n>'s 'Symbol Sourcebook'.

Artwork by <n>Vasily Kafanov</n> for <n>The Smashing Pumpkins</n>' album 'Machina/The Machines of God,' 2000.

A CMYK halftone portrait of the musician <n>Suga</n>.

<n>The Apocalyptic Woman</n> (c. 1498), a woodcut from the 'Apocalypse' series by <n>Albrecht Dürer</n>.

<n>Things don’t change, only the way you look at them</n>, a print by artist <n>Refael Idan Suissa</n>.

Logo for <n>World Pulse</n>, a women-led global social network.