Sunchronicities

From the series <n>a little deeper than you thought</n> (2013) by photographer <n>Nina Röder</n>.

<n>The WFH promise</n>, an image by <n>Tyler John</n>.

<n>Sea snail shell</n> by <n>Herman Landschoff</n>, 1988.

<n>Spirals</n> (2005) by <n>Louise Bourgeois</n>.

Native American and Mexican-inspired jewelry known as <n>conchos</n>.

A wild carrot (<n>Daucus carota</n>) flower displaying its natural geometric pattern. Photo by <n>Monique</n>.

A diagram illustrating the <n>Taoist</n> practice of absorbing a tree's Chi energy.

You Can Heal Yourself Using The Chi Energy of Trees According to Taoist Masters...

A <n>Lymantrine Moth (Arctornis sp.)</n> from Yunnan, China. Photo by <n>John Horstman</n>.

Title page from <n>The Spiral Road</n> by <n>Jan de Hartog</n>, 1957.

<n>Sheep and Standing Stone, Avebury, England</n> by <n>Barry Andersen</n>, 1979.

<n>Snow Circles</n>, a land art sculpture by <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n> in Izumi, Japan, 1987.

From <n>Thelma Paris</n>, with a quote by Italian poet <n>Pier Paolo Pasolini</n>.

<n>Kinetic Typography Experiments 03</n> by <n>Marius Guillou</n>, 2019.

<n>Interval, three stones</n> by artist <n>Keiji Uematsu</n>, 1976.