An illustration used as cover art by music producers like <n>cloubee</n>, <n>darius</n>, and <n>voidrave99</n>.

<n>Do things from Love. Not for Love.</n>, a digital illustration by artist <n>DeAndre Page</n>.

A <n>Troglodyte dwelling</n> in Ghadames, Libya. Photo by <n>Mike Gadd</n>.

A still of <n>Cher</n> on <n>The Cher Show</n> (1975-1976).

A visual postcard from <n>Ilha Grande</n>. Photo by <n>Tymek Mac</n>.

Your future self is watching you right now through your memories.

I love listening. It is one of the only spaces where you can be still and moved at the same time.

— Nayyirah Waheed

A quote from <n>Margaret Atwood</n>'s novel <n>The Blind Assassin</n>.

<n>Cher</n> performing <n>Bang Bang, My Baby Shot Me Down</n> with <n>Glenn Campbell</n> in 1969.

Portrait of <n>Cher</n> with makeup by <n>Kevyn Aucoin</n>, circa 1990s.

Untitled etching from <n>Una Vida Surrealista</n> by <n>Surrealist</n> artist <n>Leonora Carrington</n>.

'<n>1, 2, 3, 4, 5</n>' (1955) by photographer <n>Robert Doisneau</n>.

<n>Tropism, Consequences of a displaced memory - Study 1</n> by artist <n>Nhu Xuan Hua</n>.

"The more you pursue feeling better all the time, the less satisfied you become, as pursuing something only reinforces the fact that you lack it in the first place."

— Alan Watts

Still from the 1975 documentary <n>Marine Flowers</n> by <n>Tōkyō Shinema</n>.

<n>Flowers (Fleurs)</n>, a 1964 drawing by <n>Pablo Picasso</n>.

An AI-generated architectural concept by <n>Gaudism</n>.

An envelope with the phrase '(I feel you),' alluding to the novel <n>Jane Eyre</n>.

A <n>We're Not Really Strangers</n> message, photographed by <n>An Le</n> for his series <n>Tender Loving Care</n>.

A still from <n>Éric Rohmer</n>'s 1981 film, <n>La Femme de l'aviateur</n>.

Model <n>Penny Lane</n> photographed by <n>Marcel Boer</n>.

'You Don't Have to Make Sense' by <n>Amie</n>.

"Sky Meditation" by artist <n>Yumi Sakugawa</n>.

<n>I Extend My Arms</n> (1931), a photograph by <n>Surrealist</n> artist <n>Claude Cahun</n>.

<n>Centre Piece</n> (2003) by <n>Ken Friedman</n>.

<n>Arbeit für die Hand</n> by artist <n>Otto Künzli</n>, 1979-80.