Cover art for the <n>Cigarettes After Sex</n> song "<n>I'm a Firefighter</n>." Photo by <n>Man Ray</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (2000) by <n>Anish Kapoor</n>.

An entry from F O R E M M A, F O R E V E R A G O

<n>Untitled/Osmosis</n> (1999) by artist <n>Alvin Booth</n>.

<n>Illustration of a Spider, 1790</n> by <n>Jacob Xavier Schmuzer</n>.

Giclee Print: Illustration of a Spider, 1790 by Jacob Xavier Schmuzer : 12x9in

<n>Danse Macabre</n>, a 1990 charcoal drawing by artist <n>Paul Rumsey</n>.

Artwork by <n>Theodor Kentros</n> for the <n>NORDANVIND001</n> compilation on <n>Nordanvind Records</n>, 2015.

<n>Untitled #712</n>, a 1991 photograph by <n>Yamamoto Masao</n>.

An illustration by <n>Alexandra Grahame</n> for <n>Per Götesson</n>'s Spring/Summer 2022 collection.

<n>Blind spot 007</n> (2023) by <n>Sang Woo Kim</n>, featured at <n>Hauser & Wirth</n>. Photo by <n>Damian Griffiths</n>.

<n>When I wrap you in my hungry arms</n> (2024), an acrylic on canvas shown by <n>Mai 36 Galerie</n> at <n>Frieze Seoul</n>.

The <n>Sombrero Galaxy (M104)</n>, a spiral galaxy located 31 million light years from Earth.

Puglia, 1980, a photograph by <n>Franco Fontana</n>.

Cover art for the 2020 EP <n>Against The Wood, Opposed To Flesh</n> by musician <n>KAVARI</n>.

<n>Pema and the Moon</n>. Photo by <n>Nikki Mcclarron</n>.

A detail from the <n>Necromance collection</n>.

Sand dunes in the <n>Sahara Desert</n>. Photo by <n>Ruben Bagues</n>.

From the series <n>ANOMIE</n> by artist <n>Quintin H. O’Connell</n>.

"<n>Ghostly shapes</n>," a cyanotype self-portrait by artist <n>Regan Rauch</n>.

<n>Jupiter Moon—Constellation</n> by <n>Vija Celmins</n>, 1983.

<n>Sztuka intymna (Intimate Art)</n>, a 1978 photograph by Polish artist <n>Natalia Lach-Lachowicz</n>.

A nineteenth-century illustration of a meteor shower.

Photograph of a solar eclipse used as album art by artists like <n>mewithoutYou</n> and <n>Fang Island</n>.

Cover art for the EP <n>comprehension</n> by musician <n>Sega Bodega</n>.

<n>The Zodiacal Light</n>, an astronomical drawing by <n>Étienne Léopold Trouvelot</n> from 1876.

The Trouvelot Astronomical Drawings (1882)

<n>Lucien Rudaux</n>'s illustration of the 1933 <n>Draconids meteor shower</n>, published by <n>Larousse</n>.

Cover art for the single <n>Где ты? (Where are You?)</n> by musician <n>getlovv</n>.