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The 2023 album <n>Laya</n> by <n>Polygonia</n> and <n>Simon Popp</n>. Design by <n>Maximilian Schachtner</n> for <n>Squama Recordings</n>.

The interior of graphic design and art direction practice <n>Ou Elfare Studio</n>.

Photo by <n>Carlijn Jacobs</n> for <n>The Perfect Magazine</n>, styled by <n>Leopolda Duchemin</n>. Makeup by <n>Thomas de Kluyver</n>.

<n>Drape (Leg)</n> (2012) by artist <n>Eva Stenram</n>, from the series <n>Drape</n>.

The 3D-printed <n>Shell Hair Claw</n> by <n>YVMIN</n> from the Dragon Diary collection.

Paper sculpture by artist <n>Rogan Brown</n>.

Poster for the <n>Tama Art University Open Campus</n> 2016, designed by <n>Rikako Nagashima</n>.

<n>Physarum</n>, a computer simulation of slime mold by artist <n>Sage Jenson</n>.

<n>Eugénie Grandet</n> (2009) by artist <n>Louise Bourgeois</n>.

The sculpture <n>Re-breather</n> by <n>Shih-Chieh Huang</n> at the <n>Worcester Art Museum</n>. Photo by the artist.

<n>Square Forecast</n> by <n>Light Processes</n>, a digital animation coded in Processing.

Poster for a Music Theater Concert designed by <n>Farshad Fozouni</n> and <n>Studio Tehran</n>.

"<n>My Mother, Massapequa, NY</n>", a 1973 portrait by photographer <n>Meryl Meisler</n>.

Image for hair accessories brand <n>Emi Jay</n>.

Model <n>Shalom Harlow</n> in the finale of <n>Alexander McQueen</n>'s Spring/Summer 1999 show, <n>No. 13</n>.

The <n>Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art</n>, with <n>Leo Villareal</n>'s "<n>Microcosm</n>" installation. Architecture by <n>Kyu Sung Woo Architect</n>.

Photograph by <n>Lucy Nachmanoff</n> taken in Marseille, 2021.

The <n>18k Gold Nautilus Comb</n> by designer <n>Sophie Buhai</n>.

<n>Typojanchi 2018-19</n> poster by designer <n>Jaeho Shin</n> featuring lyrics from <n>Jiusun</n>'s song <n>Scale and Abacus</n>.

Interior of <n>Hotel Amalia</n> in Delphi, Greece, designed by architect <n>Nikos Valsamakis</n> in 1965.

An editorial hairstyle by <n>Guido Palau</n>.

The <n>Lorenz attractor</n>, a mathematical model developed by <n>Edward Lorenz</n> in 1963.