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<n>PJW323</n>. Photo by <n>Ayoto Ataraxia</n>.

<n>Post Archive Faction (PAF)</n> store in Seoul, designed by <n>Studio Unravel</n>. Photo by <n>Sunghoon Park</n>.

<n>Skin Soil Partition (t.p.s)</n>, 2024, an artwork by <n>Sean Town</n>.

<n>Ezra</n>, a digital artwork by <n>Mariano Colombarini</n> inspired by the musician <n>Flume</n>.

<n>COOR Seongsu Flagship Store</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> fashion showroom in Seoul, 2023.

<n>Richard Serra</n>'s 1969 sculpture, <n>Delineator</n>.

The <n>Aesop Store</n> in Barcelona, designed by <n>BAROZZI VEIGA</n>. Photo by <n>Simone Marcolin</n>.

A <n>Brutalist coffee table</n> made of porous volcanic stone with a raw edge.

The <n>Domino Stainless Steel Side Table</n> by <n>Ford Bostwick</n>, inspired by <n>Le Corbusier</n>’s Dom-Ino House.

<n>Larry Bell</n>'s <n>Untitled (2012)</n> at the <n>Chinati Foundation</n>. Photo by <n>Rob Weiner</n>.

The installation <n>Quarantine Space</n> by artist <n>Fabien</n>.

<n>Richard Serra</n>'s <n>The Matter of Time</n> at the <n>Guggenheim Museum Bilbao</n>. Photo by <n>Erika Ede</n>.

The <n>LWT</n> table by designer <n>Dongil Lee</n>.

The <n>HAIIHWA</n> flower studio in Seoul, designed by <n>Cov Studio</n>.

<n>Tony Smith</n>'s <n>New Piece</n> (1966) and <n>Wall</n> (1964) at <n>Pace Gallery</n>, 2023. Photo by <n>Thomas Barratt</n>.