visual invocations

Scientists in the 'beanbag room' at <n>Xerox PARC</n>, including <n>Alan Kay</n> and <n>Bob Taylor</n>.

<n>The Serpent of Arabia</n> from the <n>Ripley Scroll</n>, an alchemical manuscript by <n>Sir George Ripley</n> (d. 1490).

Detail of <n>Jupiter and Semele</n> (1894-95) by <n>Symbolist</n> artist <n>Gustave Moreau</n>.

<n>Enzi</n> furniture by <n>PPAG architects</n> at the <n>Museumsquartier</n> in Vienna. Photo by <n>Margherita Spiluttini</n>.

The <n>Larabanga Mosque</n> in Ghana, built in 1421 in the <n>Sudanese architectural style</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> interior of <n>Casa Alférez</n> in Mexico, designed by <n>Ludwig Godefroy Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Rory Gardiner</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> sculpture <n>Tour-Habitacle</n> by <n>André Bloc</n> in Meudon, France. Photo by <n>Alexandre Guirkinger</n>.

<n>The Wheel of Humankind</n> diagram from the 1991 book <n>The First Global Revolution</n> by <n>Alexander King</n> and <n>Bertrand Schneider</n>.

A performance of <n>Jean-Luc Hervé</n>'s '<n>Topos</n>' by <n>L'Itinéraire</n> at <n>Librairie 7L</n>. Photo by <n>samuel kirszenbaum</n>.

<n>Carlo Scarpa</n>'s <n>Brion Tomb</n> (1970-1978) in San Vito d'Altivole, Italy. Photo by <n>Christian Moller Andersen</n>.

<n>Casa "La Scala"</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> home designed by <n>Vittoriano Viganò</n> for <n>André Bloc</n> in 1956.

[Pendulum Curve] (The J. Paul Getty Museum Collection)

The <n>Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum Annex</n> in Japan, designed by architect <n>Tadao Ando</n>.

Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum - by Tadao Ando

<n>Nadav Kander</n>'s <n>Chongqing VI (Sunday Afternoon)</n>, 2006, from the series <n>Yangtze, The Long River</n>.

<n>Stone Flower</n> memorial (1966) by <n>Bogdan Bogdanović</n> in Jasenovac, Croatia. Photo by <n>Jan Kempenaers</n>, 2007.

<n>Villa Ottolenghi</n> in Bardolino, Italy, designed by <n>Carlo Scarpa</n> (1974-78). Photo by <n>Åke E:son Lindman</n>.

<n>Benesse House Oval</n> in Naoshima by <n>Tadao Ando</n>. Photo by <n>Kochuu</n> and <n>Mitsuo Matsuoka</n>.

<n>Four columns and one wall in nature</n>.

A gathering for a series of free events in Los Angeles, in partnership with <n>Native Shoes</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>House Van Wassenhove</n> designed by <n>Juliaan Lampens</n>. Photo by <n>Jan Kempenaers</n>.

<n>Casa Huarte</n> in Madrid, designed in 1966 by architects <n>José Antonio Corrales</n> and <n>Ramón Vázquez Molezún</n>.

The <n>Casa de Atrio</n> apartment building in Tokyo, designed by <n>Maruyama Yasuhiro Architectural Research Institute</n> in 2007.

A plate from <n>Ludwig Heinrich Bojanus</n>'s *<n>Anatomia Testudinis Europaeae</n>* (1821), illustrated by <n>Friedrich Lehmann</n>.

<n>La Luna</n> tarot card from the collection of the <n>Bibliothèque nationale de France</n>.

<n>Tadao Ando</n>'s <n>Benesse House Museum</n> in Naoshima, Japan, photographed by <n>Jamie Hawkesworth</n>.

The generative art piece <n>Bernat Pescaire</n> by visual artist <n>Alba G. Corral</n> with music by <n>Suso Saiz</n> at <n>IDEAL Barcelona</n>.

<n>Casa Butantã</n> (1964) in São Paulo by architect <n>Paulo Mendes da Rocha</n>. Photo by <n>Nelson Kon</n>.

<n>Jardin des Tuileries, Paris, 2021</n> by photographer <n>Guillaume Lavrut</n>.

A scene from the <n>Matter Of POP-UP SHOP</n>.

<n>Please Be Seated</n> by <n>Paul Cocksedge</n> for the 2019 <n>London Design Festival</n>. Photo by <n>Mark Cocksedge</n>.

Conçu par le designer Paul Cocksedge, ce banc circulaire insolite ressemble à un ruban dont la sctucture permet aux passants de marcher en dessous.

A rendering of the <n>Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín</n> by the studio <n>MIR</n>.

The <n>Brion Tomb</n> by architect <n>Carlo Scarpa</n>, a filming location for 'Dune: Part Two'.

The <n>Eurotopie</n> installation at the Belgian Pavilion for the 2018 <n>Venice Architecture Biennale</n>. Photo by <n>Laurian Ghinitoiu</n>.