The elements

honey gold by photographer <n>Rod Cauhi</n>.

A print from <n>[Reframing the Future]</n> benefiting the <n>National Bail Out</n> and <n>Marsha P. Johnson Institute</n>.

The <n>Mayon Volcano</n> erupts in the Philippines. Photo by <n>Aaron Favila</n> for <n>AP</n>.

<n>Stämningsstycken</n> by <n>A. de Perre</n>, 1900-1910.

A film still from <n>Happy Together</n> (1997), directed by <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>.

A lightning flash over New Mexico, captured by researcher <n>Ningyu Liu</n> of the <n>Florida Institute of Technology</n>.

A still of volcanologist <n>Katia Krafft</n> from the 2022 documentary <n>Fire of Love</n>, directed by <n>Sara Dosa</n>.

Tourists watch the annual silt release from the <n>Xiaolangdi Dam</n> on the <n>Yellow River</n> in China.

<n>Jamyang Dolma</n> during a moonrise in Ritoma for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Photo by <n>kin chan coedel</n>.

The <n>Great American Eclipse</n> of 2017, photographed by <n>Jasman Mander</n>.

<n>The Eye of the Dune</n> by photographer <n>Paul Zizka</n>, captured in Namibia.

<n>The Volcano Eye</n> in Iceland, photographed by <n>Gunnar Freyr Gunnarsson</n>.

<n>Saskia Boelsums</n>' <n>Landscape #164</n>, 2020. Photographed at Het Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe.

We are slowed down sound and light waves, a walking bundle of frequencies tuned into the music of the cosmos, we are souls dressed up in sacred biochemical garments, and our bodies are the instruments through which our souls play their music.

Lava flow in the <n>Virunga Mountains</n>, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 1989. Photo by <n>Chris Johns</n>.

<n>Electrical discharge patterns</n> by <n>John Matthias Kuehne</n>.

<n>Searching</n>, a drawing in colored pencils on paper.