"<n>How to Love a Rock</n>," a 2020 poem by <n>Jennifer Huang</n> originally published in <n>wildness</n>.

Drawings of the moon and stars by <n>Galileo Galilei</n> from his 1610 book <n>Sidereus Nuncius</n>.

<n>Spirals</n> (2005) by <n>Louise Bourgeois</n>.

The <n>AN-45 lamp</n>, part of the <n>AXI3 system</n>, is inspired by traditional Japanese lanterns.

The light installation <n>Wide Out</n> by artist <n>James Turrell</n>.

The <n>Tree tunnel at Snapes Point</n> in the United Kingdom.

X-ray photograph of tulips from the Floral Studies series by <n>Dain L. Tasker</n>, c. 1930.

Photo by <n>nami 𓇴𓅓𓆣𓃾 𓄿𓆑</n>.

<n>Inverted Cactus</n>, a 2021 sculpture by artist <n>Cyril Lancelin</n>.

A 1958 photograph by <n>Robert Frank</n>, taken in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

<n>File Folders no. 6</n>, Claverack, New York, 2024.

The <n>House of Light</n> installation by artist <n>James Turrell</n> in Tokamachi, Japan.

The <n>Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement</n> in Shetland, Scotland.

AI-generated conceptual architecture, <n>Mountain Rooms</n>, by <n>Shail Patel</n>.

A scene from the 2008 play <n>Escritor fracasado</n> at <n>Teatro Nacional Cervantes</n>. Photo by <n>Mauricio Cáceres</n>.

From the project <n>DOMUSAE, espacios para la cultura</n> by <n>The Secret Garden Society</n>, 2011.

<n>Alma Foyer console with Lamp</n> by designer <n>Reynold Rodriguez</n>.