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Photo by <n>Josiah William Gordon</n> in Raja Ampat, with gear from <n>Scuba.com</n>.

Album art for <n>Hydrate</n> by <n>REES</n>, 2022.

A graphic from the <n>235 Y2K Shapes, Icons and Elements</n> collection by <n>Sature Vibes</n>.

<n>The Breeze</n>, a 1910 Pictorialist photograph by <n>Anne Brigman</n>.

From darkness to Light, an experimental photograph featured by <n>IGNANT</n>.

An ink drawing by artist <n>Henri Michaux</n>.

Artwork "<n>Flying Down</n>" by <n>Farzaneh Radmehr</n>, used for the album <n>ASOBI</n> by <n>Aseul(아슬)</n>.

A still of <n>Aaliyah</n> from the 2001 music video for "Rock the Boat", directed by <n>Hype Williams</n>.

<n>BLOB</n> kinetic rocking chair by <n>Movement Matters</n>. Photo by <n>Lonneke van der Palen</n>.

<n>The boundaries of nothingness</n> by photographer <n>Alexander Plechko</n>.

Digital sculpture <n>Empathy</n> by <n>Kyuin Shim</n> from <n>Nico Cartosio</n>'s 2019 music video for <n>Melting</n>.

The photographic series <n>Dancing Poppies</n> won first place in the <n>Fine Art Photography Awards</n>.

"<n>And Cheese</n>" (2013) by photographer <n>Brendan George Ko</n>.

Used as album art for <n>woee33</n>'s song '<n>tell u</n>' and as an artist photo for musicians <n>Rollie</n> and <n>Driip</n>.

<n>John Coplans</n>'s <n>Self Portrait (Interlocking Fingers, No. 6)</n>, 2000.

<n>Cao Yuxi</n>'s immersive installation <n>ORIENS</n> from the <n>.zip | future tense</n> exhibition, 2017.

A digital painting by <n>Moga Alexandru</n>.

<n>The Eye of Silence</n> by photographer <n>Nathan Wirth</n>, captured at <n>Drake's Beach</n>.

Visuals for the <n>Logitech Powerplay</n> mouse mat, directed by <n>Adam Rowe</n>.

<n>The Swarm</n> by photographer <n>Kurt Arrigo</n>, an entry in the 2014 <n>National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest</n>.

Digital illustration by <n>pai darts</n>, used as album art for <n>guardin</n>'s song <n>into the trees</n>.

<n>Study n° 6 (Living Stones)</n> by <n>Thoth Adan</n>.

<n>Robert Motherwell</n>'s <n>Untitled</n> (1973). Courtesy of <n>Andrea Rosen Gallery</n>.