<n>Burn Out</n> (2020) by illustrator <n>Yolanda Poh</n>, featuring a quote from author <n>Brené Brown</n>.

An illustration by <n>Katie Scott</n> from the book <n>Botanicum</n>.

The <n>Krebs Cycle of Creativity</n> diagram by <n>Neri Oxman</n> and <n>The Mediated Matter Group</n>.

<n>The weather project</n> (2003), an installation by artist <n>Olafur Eliasson</n> at <n>Tate Modern</n>.

A Venn diagram by <n>Imaginary Foundation</n> shows the intersection of Science and Art as Wonder.

Design by <n>Matthew Miller</n> for <n>Future Earth</n>.

Image via <n>MoMA The Museum of Modern Art</n>.

“Keep breaking your heart until it opens.” — Rumi

<n>Carbon Tunnel Vision</n>, a diagram by artist <n>Jan Konietzko</n>.

“The ability to observe without evaluating is the highest form of intelligence.” — Krishnamurti

<n>Ikigai</n> diagram adapted for <n>Future Earth</n>.

Design by <n>Matthew</n> for <n>Future Earth</n>, with words by <n>Rebecca Solnit</n>.

Cover for <n>The Variable Man and Other Stories</n> by <n>Philip K. Dick</n>, edited by <n>Nozomi Ohmori</n>. Illustration by <n>Positron</n>.

The illustration <n>Eventually all waves settle.</n>

Illustration for <n>Future Earth</n> created for <n>Climate Week</n>.

<n>Moon animated logo design</n> by <n>tubik</n>.

Animation of the <n>NASA 'Worm' logo</n> from 1977, designed by <n>Richard Danne</n> and <n>Bruce Blackburn</n>.

A graphic titled <n>Emotions Are Tunnels</n>.

A diagram from <n>Joe Dispenza</n>'s book, <n>Becoming Supernatural</n>.

Poster by <n>Shin Matsunaga</n> for the 1989 <n>Hiroshima Appeals</n> campaign.

Graphic design for <n>Future Earth</n> featuring a quote by writer <n>Anaïs Nin</n>.

A quote by writer <n>Mary Heglar</n>, visualized by <n>Future Earth</n>.

“The three questions we must ask when we are building things: To what end. At what cost. At whose expense”
— Srinija Srinivasan

Illustration by <n>Javier Jaén</n> for <n>The New York Times Magazine</n>.