<n>TIME IS RUNNING</n>, an illustration by designer <n>Francesco Maria Falcone</n> produced by <n>LANIFICIO LEO</n>.

<n>Keith Arnatt</n>'s 1972 self-portrait, <n>I'm a Real Artist</n>.

An illustration by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

A still from the 1992 film <n>And Life Goes On</n>, directed by <n>Abbas Kiarostami</n>.

Models <n>Kaia Gerber</n> and <n>Heather Sage</n> on Gerber's 19th birthday in 2020.

<n>Float Weightlessly</n>, a digital artwork inspired by the anime <n>Ghost in the Shell</n>.

Young people at Clear Lake, Minnesota, part of the <n>Environmental Protection Agency</n>'s <n>DOCUMERICA</n> project.

Portrait of a mother from Mathare, Nairobi, by <n>Charlie Rosser</n> for <n>Sapiens</n>.

Brand identity for <n>Shop</n> by <n>Porto Rocha</n>.

A scanned pencil illustration by designer <n>Juliane Goerdes</n>, created as an animation experiment.

A 1970s Polaroid from architect <n>Horace Gifford</n>'s archive, used as the cover for <n>Andrew Holleran</n>'s <n>Dancer from the Dance</n>.

Branding for the 2024 <n>OpenAI DevDay</n> event, a collaboration between <n>OpenAI</n> and <n>Studio Dumbar</n>.

A boat on Alpsee, shot on a <n>Fujifilm X100VI</n> with the <n>Classic Cuban Neg</n> recipe by <n>Osan Bilgi</n>.

<n>Zeitgeist</n>, a digital work by artist <n>Latif Samassi</n>.

Pixel art used as cover art for <n>Syrena</n> by <n>gabester</n> and as a profile picture for artist <n>Mavo</n>.

A campaign for <n>Crowdmuse</n> featuring a <n>Gaetano Pesce</n> chair and a <n>Mowalola</n> look. Art direction by <n>everywhere®</n>.

An AI artwork created in collaboration between <n>Edoardo Benaglia</n> and <n>Blatant Space</n>.

A digital artwork by <n>Alex Butcher</n>.

A Polaroid by photographer <n>Tom Bianchi</n> from his book <n>Fire Island Pines: Polaroids 1975-1983</n>.

A drawing by designer <n>Ryan Wolsfeld</n>.

<n>Anais Garnier</n> photographed by <n>gabrielle dubois</n> in Marseille, 2021.

Photographer <n>Irving Penn</n>'s 1986 portrait of the hand of musician <n>Miles Davis</n>.

An illustration of the character <n>Suzume</n> by artist <n>SKKAVY</n>.

A highlight from the 2024 collaboration between <n>Studio Dumbar</n> and <n>OpenAI</n>.

To be slow is not merely to decrease the pace of life. It’s about taking the time to reconsider our actions and think more deeply and responsibly about how we live.



We want to nourish ourselves on what Thoreau called “the tonic of wildness” and live evermore in the moment so that we can inhabit an existence that is “more elastic, more starry, more immortal.” Or in the words of Rachel Carson, the mother of the green movement: “One way to open your eyes is to ask yourself, ‘What if I had never seen this before? What if I knew I would never see it again?’”

A scene from the 1991 anime series <n>Oniisama e...</n>.