The <n>Big Air Package</n> installation by <n>Christo</n> and <n>Jeanne-Claude</n>. Photo by <n>Wolfgang Volz</n>.

The photograph <n>The boy and the universe</n> by <n>Hengki Koentjoro</n>, used for <n>Neil Gaiman</n>'s novel <n>The Ocean at the End of the Lane</n>.

<n>Fruit suisse - le nec plus ultra</n> poster by <n>Felix Pfäffli</n> for the <n>Schweizerischer Obstverband</n>, 1996.

A still of <n>Carrie-Anne Moss</n> as <n>Trinity</n> in the 1999 film <n>The Matrix</n>.

A quote by author <n>F. Scott Fitzgerald</n>.

Null Games

Fig. 103 from A New Concept of the Universe by <n>Walter Russell</n>.

The book <n>Passages</n> by artist <n>Magali Cazo</n>, published by <n>Fidèle éditions</n>.

The album cover for <n>Taylor Swift</n>'s <n>1989 (Taylor's Version)</n>.

<n>Adut Akech</n> in <n>Alexander McQueen</n> and <n>Lina Zhang</n> for <n>Dazed</n> Summer 2021. Photo by <n>Carlijn Jacobs</n>.

A scene from the 1963 film <n>8½</n>, directed by <n>Federico Fellini</n>.

A sculpture by <n>Søren Georg Jensen</n> for an <n>ArkJournal</n> cover story. Retouched by <n>Michall Cadovius</n>.

Model <n>Trish Goff</n> for <n>Vogue Germany</n>, February 1999. Photo by <n>Regan Cameron</n>.

<n>Hayett McCarthy</n> and <n>Alina Levichkina</n> in '<n>Piscine Privee</n>' for <n>Numéro</n>, shot by <n>Amanda Charchian</n>.

<n>Caravaggio</n>'s painting <n>Ecce Homo</n> (c. 1605), depicting <n>Jesus Christ</n> and <n>Pontius Pilate</n>.

A film still from <n>One Wonderful Sunday</n> (1947), directed by <n>Akira Kurosawa</n>.

A still from <n>The Lighthouse</n> (2019), directed by <n>Robert Eggers</n> and starring <n>Willem Dafoe</n>.

A <n>Deer</n> and a <n>Crow</n> interact in a photograph taken in London.

A film still from the 1966 horror film <n>Kill, Baby... Kill!</n> by director <n>Mario Bava</n>.

An illustration from <n>Ruth Krauss</n>'s 1965 book, <n>There’s a Little Ambush in Your Book</n>.

Album art for <n>Catwalk</n> by <n>juhvahn</n> and <n>pavlos</n>.

A still from the 2003 video art piece <n>Hundredweight</n> by artists <n>John Wood</n> and <n>Paul Harrison</n>.

<n>Labyrinth of Persona</n> by photographer <n>Franklin Savala</n>.