Artwork by <n>Kentaro Mori</n> referencing the PlayStation game <n>LSD: Dream Emulator</n>.

A digital wallpaper titled <n>Cortex</n> featuring a close-up of tree bark.

An illustration depicting permaculture principles from <n>Bill Mollison</n>'s <n>Permaculture: A Designers' Manual</n>.

A <n>Zapotec Bat God Funerary Urn</n>, used in a publication with a poem by <n>Macario Matus</n>.

<n>Fan Palm, Singapore</n>, a photograph of a <n>Traveler's Palm</n> from the 1860s–70s.

The natural color palette of <n>Gum tree bark</n>.

<n>Care instead of control</n> by photographer <n>genevieve lutkin</n>

<n>A Vertical World</n>, an illustration by <n>Christopher A. Klein</n> for the <n>National Geographic Society</n>.

A <n>Doriprismatica atromarginata</n> nudibranch.

<n>Rebecca Horn</n>'s wearable sculpture, <n>White Body Fan</n>, from 1972.

<n>Shell</n>, a 1999 steel sculpture by <n>Tom Orr</n>.

Photographer <n>Gavin Goodman</n>'s "Luhlaza 5" (2021), featuring a paper sculpture by <n>Chloë Hugo-Hamman</n>.

<n>In/Composition</n>. Styling by <n>Camilla Larsson</n>, set design by <n>Christine Rudolph</n>, makeup by <n>Gitte Guldhammer</n>.

A generative artwork created using <n>p5.js</n> and an <n>AxiDraw</n> pen plotter.

<n>JORDAN KHAI BARRETT</n> for <n>HERO MAGAZINE</n>'s "<n>BAUHAUS BALLET</n>" editorial, shot by <n>SZILVESZTER MAKÓ</n>.

<n>Spiral Brooch</n>, c. 1945, a wire sculpture by artist <n>Alexander Calder</n>.

<n>numerical paleontology iii</n>, a pen plot by <n>generative pictures</n>.

Machine-generated artwork by artist <n>Desmond Paul Henry</n>, 1964.

Photograph by <n>Enric Gener</n> from the 2019 <n>Incadaqués Photo Festival</n> official selection.

Artwork by <n>jessica martinato</n> for <n>cakedesign</n>.

Tree bark from the <n>Middle Fork of the Salmon River</n>, Idaho.

<n>Mace or staff head</n> in volcanic stone from Costa Rica, c. 1-500 AD.

Combs via <n>Malena de la Torre Suárez</n>.

<n>Monday Muse</n> Art & Inspiration by <n>Studio Muse</n>, with illustrations from the <n>Biodiversity Heritage Library</n>.

<n>untitled 5</n>, a pop-up paper sculpture by <n>Peter Dahmen</n>, 2013.

The <n>Yoruba Rose</n> table lamp, designed by <n>Dagmar Mombach</n> and <n>Ingo Maurer</n>.

A scan of <n>CENTÁ napkins</n> designed by <n>Lera Centa</n> for <n>bisque bistro</n> and <n>Zara Home</n>.