Artist <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n> in his Great Jones Street studio, 1985. Photo by <n>Brad Branson</n>.

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A portrait of musician <n>Omar Island</n>. Photo by <n>Pleasant</n>.

<n>Monica Bellucci</n> and <n>Vincent Cassel</n> in <n>Irréversible</n> (2002), directed by <n>Gaspar Noé</n>.

Artist <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n> in his New York studio, 1985. Photo by <n>Lizzie Himmel</n>.

<n>Uma Thurman</n> in <n>Quentin Tarantino</n>'s film <n>Kill Bill: Vol. 1</n> (2003).

An <n>American toad</n> creates ripples with its call. Photo by <n>toadschooled</n>.

An aerial photograph of a skatepark by <n>Jules Langeard</n>.

A <n>PlayStation</n> console upcycled into a planter for a succulent.

Cover art for the <n>lo-fi deep house mix | jadu radio vol. 5</n> by <n>jadu jadu</n>.

<n>Amalgam Op.II</n>, a 2020 poster by graphic designer <n>DYJ .</n>.

<n>My Little Field</n>, a 1974 land art installation by <n>Teresa Murak</n>. Photo by <n>Tadeusz Sumiński</n>.

<n>Blindness</n> by artist <n>Arian Aref</n>.

A still from <n>Quentin Tarantino</n>'s 2003 film <n>Kill Bill: Vol. 1</n>, starring <n>Uma Thurman</n>.

Table setting by <n>Sláva Vondráčková</n> for <n>Žijeme</n> magazine, 1932. Photo by <n>Josef Sudek</n>.

A still of <n>Motoko Kusanagi</n> from the 1995 <n>cyberpunk</n> anime <n>Ghost in the Shell</n>, directed by <n>Mamoru Oshii</n>.

A still from <n>Mamoru Oshii</n>'s 1995 film <n>Ghost in the Shell</n>, featuring <n>Motoko Kusanagi</n>.

A photograph by <n>Léo Berne</n>, often cited as an example of <n>Accidental Renaissance</n>.

<n>Concrete Stereo</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> stereo system designed by <n>Ron Arad</n> in 1983. Photo by <n>Christie's</n>.

Hardware earrings by artist <n>Gab Bois</n>.

Sculpture by artist <n>Roman Lyapin</n> presented in a book layout.

<n>Harmonics</n>, a digital animation by <n>Zidan</n> with sound design by <n>Alkis Livathinos</n>.

A view of <n>Le Marais</n>, Paris, through a stained glass window.

Digital typographic art titled <n>FLOW</n> by the artist of the same name.

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