Untitled, an artwork by Japanese artist <n>Hirō Isono</n>.

Painting by <n>Hiroo Isono</n> used for the <n>Secret of Mana</n> soundtrack cover.

Artwork by Japanese artist <n>Hiroo Isono</n>.

<n>Thought - Cloud</n> (2008) by artist <n>Tomás Sánchez</n>.

Album art for <n>FRESCO</n>'s 2021 song <n>Priroda (Nature)</n>, featuring <n>ROCKET</n> and <n>LILDRUGHILL</n>.

<n>Budhistic Dreams</n> (2015) by artist <n>Rubins Leonard</n>.

The <n>Jungle Cliff House</n> blends <n>Brutalist</n> architecture with nature, using raw concrete and lush plants.

<n>Teobert Maler</n> with a carved stone from the mausoleum of the high priests at <n>Chichén Itzá</n>, 1892.

Interior of <n>Canoas House</n>, designed by <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n> in 1953.

Artist <n>Ruth Asawa</n> with her <n>Wire Sculptures</n>, c. 1952. Photo by <n>Imogen Cunningham</n>.

Painting by Japanese artist <n>Hiroo Isono</n>.

<n>Archangel Michael</n> by artist <n>Peter Fich Christiansen</n>

<n>Know Thyself</n> (2017), an acrylic on canvas by artist <n>Tuco Amalfi</n>.

Album art for <n>Yuna</n>'s <n>Chapters (Deluxe)</n> and <n>Rouge</n>, and <n>Ekali</n>'s single <n>Leaving</n>.

The <n>Paulo Mendes da Rocha House</n> in São Paulo, designed by the architect in 1964. Photo by <n>Leonardo Finotti</n>.

<n>Tranquility</n> by artist <n>ash allen</n>.

A tourist copies hieroglyphs at the <n>Karnak Temple Complex</n> in Egypt, 1927.

Painting <n>Love of God</n> by artist <n>Catherine Andrews</n>.

The <n>Barbican Conservatory</n> in London, an example of <n>Brutalist</n> architecture.

A spiritual illustration of <n>Metatron</n> and <n>The Source</n>.