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A still of <n>Shirley MacLaine</n> in the 1964 film <n>What a Way to Go!</n>, directed by <n>J. Lee Thompson</n>.

<n>Margaret Qualley</n> for <n>Elle US</n> and <n>Elle France</n>, photographed by <n>Petra Collins</n>.

The April 1980 cover of Japanese fetish magazine <n>S&M Sniper</n>, with airbrush art by <n>Yosuke Onishi</n>.

<n>Playstation Nostalgia</n>, an illustration of a <n>PlayStation Controller</n> by artist <n>PopUpShirt</n>.

Album art for the single <n>Alea Lacta Est</n> by musician <n>Tjalling Reitsma</n>.

An editorial for <n>METAL Magazine</n> featuring designs by <n>Luis De Javier</n>. Photo by <n>Jack Bridgland</n>.

Abstract motion graphic by creative studio <n>ELVO</n>.

A 1955 advertisement for <n>Skiyarn</n> from Japanese manufacturer <n>Kurabo Industries Ltd.</n>

<n>Lumen Print 1063 Iris</n> by <n>John Fobes</n>, 2010.

Artwork by <n>Antoni Pierrotti</n>, used for the single <n>TELEPHONE MOI</n> by musician <n>Mylap</n>.

A 1985 advertisement for <n>Sony</n> featuring a <n>Sony UCX 90 Cassette Tape</n>.

Cover art for the 2020 song <n>4 Morant (Better Luck Next Time)</n> by musician <n>Doja Cat</n>.

<n>Rosalía</n> photographed by <n>Jack Bridgland</n> for <n>GQ</n>.

Surrealist illustration titled <n>鬱金香圖 (Tulip Painting)</n>.

A scene from the 90s anime series <n>Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Sahasrara Chakra</n>.

From the <n>Helter Skelter</n> editorial for <n>Marie Claire Korea</n>. Photo by <n>Tomoya Nakagawa</n>.

The 1970 album cover for <n>Paranoid</n> by <n>Black Sabbath</n>, designed by <n>Marcus Keef</n>.

Poster art for <n>The Weeknd</n>'s album, <n>Starboy</n>.

A <n>Y2K</n>-style portrait of <n>Amber Rose</n> for <n>Interview Magazine</n>, photographed by <n>Jack Bridgland</n>.

Artwork for <n>Lil Uzi Vert</n>'s single 'That Way', based on a 2014 illustration by a Korean artist.

<n>The body i want to remember</n>, 2021. Oil and watercolours on photographs.

'<n>SLEEPLESS NIGHTS</n>' print ad for <n>PlayStation 2</n> by <n>TBWA Paris</n>, 2001.

Untitled (2021) by <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>, from a collaboration with <n>Le Petit Voyeur</n>.