Utopium

Mia-Jane Harris / Your Corpse is Beautiful

A 15-week-old embryo from the series <n>Drama of Life Before Birth</n> by photographer <n>Lennart Nilsson</n> for <n>LIFE Magazine</n> in 1965.

Cover art for the song <n>Depuis</n> by French musician <n>Irko (FRA)</n>.

<n>FKA twigs</n> photographed by <n>Aiden Zamiri</n>.

A <n>Cosmos flower</n> by <n>Craig P. Burrows</n>, captured with UVIVF photography.

A scene from <n>Solange Knowles</n>'s performance piece, <n>In Service to Whom</n> (2023). Photo by <n>Ibrahem Hasan</n>.

Artist <n>Antoni Tàpies</n> in his Barcelona studio, 1990. Photo by <n>Consuelo Bautista</n>.

Dancer <n>Mar Aguiló</n> from the series <n>Escena</n>, photographed by <n>Juan Carlos Toledo</n>.

Boxer <n>Muhammad Ali</n> photographed praying in a London ring by <n>Thomas Hoepker</n> in 1966.

Model <n>Cherokee Jack</n> with a bison named Clyde, photographed by <n>Richard Phibbs</n> for <n>Banana Republic</n> in 2022.

<n>Devon Aoki</n> photographed by <n>Tom Munro</n> for the <n>Two Tone</n> editorial in <n>Vogue UK</n>, April 2001.

Photo by <n>The world was a fun place back then.</n>

The office of <n>Albert Einstein</n> on the day of his death, photographed by <n>Ralph Morse</n> for <n>LIFE Magazine</n> in 1955.

<n>Living Means Not Good Enough</n>, 2002, by artist <n>Rosemarie Trockel</n>.

The cover of <n>Principles of Color Design</n> by <n>Wucius Wong</n>.

The <n>Excinere</n> tile collection, designed by <n>Formafantasma</n> and <n>Dzek</n> for the <n>OUTERclé</n> line.

A <n>University of Texas</n> student studies in her dorm room, 1947.

Color chart by Swiss artist <n>Aemilius Müller</n>, 1948.

A 2000 portrait of <n>Sade</n>, photographed by <n>Albert Watson</n>.

Plate 1 from <n>Ideas & Studies in Stencilling & Decorating</n> by <n>A. Desaint</n>.

<n>Sistema vascular</n>, an illustration by <n>Hélène Druvert</n> from the book 'Anatomía'.

Model <n>Christy Turlington</n> photographed by <n>Sante D'Orazio</n> for <n>US Vogue</n>, 1990.

<n>Photomontage</n> (1923) by <n>Alexander Rodchenko</n>.

From the <n>Flowers Winter & Spring 2024</n> series by photographer <n>Suzanne Saroff</n>.