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<n>Loss of symmetry</n> (2017), a sculpture by <n>Nicolás Lamas</n>. Photo by <n>Isabelle Arthuis</n>.

A photo of <n>Lyn Marshall</n> from her 1975 book, <n>Wake Up to Yoga</n>. Photo by <n>Tod</n>.

Collage by <n>LMS</n>, selected by <n>Katya Suleymanova</n> for <n>Virtual Collage Gallery</n>.

Four views of an <n>Angaria sphaerula</n> sea shell.

<n>Chris Oh</n>'s sculpture <n>Spar</n> (2022), from the exhibition <n>The Golden Ratio</n> at <n>Soho Revue</n>.

Artwork used by musical artist <n>yung elder</n>.

<n>Gratitude</n>, a 2017 graphite drawing by artist <n>Anna D'Urbano</n>.

Full moon. Photo by <n>The Sea Files</n>.

<n>What is the purpose of always wanting to be something else?</n> by artist <n>Adam Pizurny</n>.

A <n>Sea butterfly (Limacina helicina)</n>, a type of swimming snail. Photo by <n>Alexander Semenov</n>.

<n>Winged ensemble</n> from <n>Alexander McQueen</n>'s Spring/Summer 1999 <n>No. 13</n> collection.

<n>Fairy Fossil Specimen</n> (2018) by <n>PaperFauna</n>. Ink, watercolor, and embossed paper.

A still from <n>Princess Mononoke</n> (1997), directed by <n>Hayao Miyazaki</n> for <n>Studio Ghibli</n>.

A photograph from <n>Juergen Teller</n>'s 1999 series, <n>Go-Sees</n>.

<n>Nelly Agassi</n>'s performance piece <n>Wall Dress</n> (2002), from the <n>Palace of Tears</n> exhibition.

<n>Standing Wire Sculpture</n> by artist <n>Salman Khoshroo</n>.

An <n>Aporrhais pespelecani</n> seashell from Portugal, 2005. Photo by <n>George Bazios</n>.

A look from the <n>Alexander McQueen</n> Spring/Summer 1999 collection.

<n>Carolinapecten eboreus</n>, a fossil scallop shell from North Carolina. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.

Digital illustration <n>Mirror</n> by <n>Aldous Massie</n>.

An <n>Abstract Botanical Art Print</n> by artist <n>Trace of Light</n>.

<n>Hong Kong II</n> (2019) by photographer <n>Tom Leighton</n>, winner of the 2020 <n>Color Awards</n>.

<n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>'s "Ferns I, Working collage," created before 1928.

Musician <n>Anna Malina</n> for the band <n>Coco Barracuda</n>'s self-titled 2017 release.