<n>Sound-Space Investigations</n> by artist <n>Bernhard Leitner</n> in his New York studio, 1972.

<n>Mobile</n>, a 1941 sculpture by <n>Alexander Calder</n>. Photo by <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

<n>Soundcube</n>, a 1969 drawing for a sound installation by artist <n>Bernhard Leitner</n>.

<n>Petal shaped mobiles</n> by design studio <n>GamFratesi</n>.

<n>Résidence de la Cime</n> by <n>Atelier Barda</n>. Photo by <n>Alex Lesage</n> and <n>François-Olivier Gouriou</n>.

<n>Tessel</n>, a kinetic light and sound installation by <n>David Letellier</n> and <n>Lab[au]</n>.

The <n>XXXLamp</n> by Belgian designer <n>Bart Lens</n>.

The <n>Fashioned from Nature</n> exhibition space in Shenzhen, designed by <n>Studio 10</n> in 2020. Photo by <n>Chao Zhang</n>.

A 1969 diagram for <n>Soundcube</n>, a sound installation by artist <n>Bernhard Leitner</n>.

Installation view of <n>Alexander Calder</n>'s 1950 retrospective at MIT. Photo by <n>Ezra Stoller</n>.

<n>Seeds of Life</n>, an imagined art installation by artist <n>Marius Troy</n>.

<n>Alexander Calder</n>'s sculptures <n>Black Beast</n> and <n>Spider</n> at <n>Pierre Matisse Gallery</n>, 1940. Photo by <n>Herbert Matter</n>.

Interior of the <n>Farnsworth House</n> in Plano, Illinois, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> (1946-51).

<n>No Title</n> (2015), a leaded glass work by <n>Richard Wright</n> at <n>Gagosian</n>. Photo by <n>Mike Bruce</n>.

<n>The Village</n>, a video installation by artist <n>Jeroen Kooijmans</n>.

<n>Diagram of the Extended Field of Vision</n> (1930) by <n>Herbert Bayer</n> for the <n>Section Allemande</n> exhibition catalogue.

<n>Vertical Foliage</n>, a 1941 hanging mobile by <n>Alexander Calder</n>. Photo by <n>Herbert Matter</n>.

<n>Eichler House</n> in Conejo Valley, California, designed by <n>Archibald Quincy Jones</n> and <n>Frederick E. Emmons</n> in 1964.

<n>Paravent</n> room divider by <n>Ciguë</n> for <n>Maison Kitsuné</n>'s <n>Cabinet de curiosités</n> project, 2012.

<n>Alexander Calder</n>'s <n>Vertical Constellation with Yellow Bone</n> (1943). Photo by <n>Herbert Matter</n>.

<n>O'Leary House</n> in Los Angeles, 1958. Architect <n>Arthur F. O'Leary</n>, photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

Installation by <n>Emilio Ambasz</n> for the 1972 exhibition <n>Italy: The New Domestic Landscape</n> at MoMA.

The <n>Ski Chalet Muscle Soak</n> contains <n>French Blue Clay</n> and sea salt from Big Sur.

The video installation <n>Lunapar</n> by <n>Nicolas Tourte</n>.

<n>Quarta chairs</n> designed by <n>Mario Botta</n> for <n>Alias</n> in 1984.

<n>Labirinto di vetro</n> (1975), an installation by <n>Claudio Parmiggiani</n>. Photo by <n>Aurelio Amendola</n>.

<n>Thomas Young</n>'s 1807 illustration of the double-slit experiment.

The bathroom at <n>Richard Christiansen</n>'s <n>Flamingo Estate</n>, designed by <n>Studio KO</n>. Photo by <n>Stephen Schauer</n>.

Bathroom at <n>Richard Christiansen</n>'s <n>Flamingo Estate</n>, designed by <n>Studio KO</n>. Photo by <n>Stephen Schauer</n>.

The 2010 installation <n>Snow</n> by artist <n>Tokujin Yoshioka</n>. Photo by <n>Yatzer</n>.

<n>Spaces without Drama or Surface is an Illusion, but so is Depth</n> by <n>LIGA</n>, 2017. Photo by <n>RCH</n>.

Artist <n>Pablo Picasso</n> creates a light drawing in a 1949 photograph by <n>Gjon Mili</n> for <n>LIFE Magazine</n>.

<n>Streaming Stillness</n> (2022), a kinetic installation by artist <n>Jiayu Liu</n> at the <n>59th Venice Biennale</n>.

<n>Forest of Light</n>, a lighting installation by <n>ISAKU DESIGN</n> for the <n>Lexus Design Award</n> 2016.