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<n>Moon libration</n> by <n>Rockstaff</n>.

An X-ray of a space helmet by <n>Cathrine Finsnes</n>, used as cover art for <n>FOLLYA</n>'s single <n>tuta spaziale</n>.

A performance by the Japanese <n>Butoh</n> dance company <n>Sankai Juku</n>.

## *The proposed visual treatments and elements will not only lend the film a distinctive texture but also provide a unique opportunity to play with subjects like ears, enhancing the auditory theme associated with Dyson headphones. This creative approach can help the film stand out, presenting Badshah in a refreshing, new light while preserving the surrealism that aligns with the brand's innovative image.*

A still from the 2022 music video for <n>Say Nothing</n> by <n>Flume</n> featuring <n>MAY-A</n>, directed by <n>Michael Hili</n>.

Graphic used as album art for <n>Ramkot</n> and <n>Jeune Lion</n>, and on apparel by <n>Who Decides War</n>.

From the <n>Raf Simons</n> Fall/Winter 1999 <n>'Disorder, Incubation, Isolation' Collection</n>.

Body-cast jewelry by German artist <n>Gerd Rothmann</n>.

Choreographer <n>Vidya Patel</n>. Photo by <n>Vivek Vadoliya</n>.

Photographer <n>Martin Munkácsi</n>'s <n>Aus der Froschperspektive</n>, published in <n>Die Dame</n> in 1930.

A silhouette of musician <n>Sade Adu</n>.

The collage <n>Runaway</n> by artist <n>Sakina Al-Sharif</n>.

From the <n>Chimi Uniform</n> advertising campaign, styled by <n>Naomi Itkes</n>.

Artist <n>Aaron Aujla</n> in a custom <n>Bode</n> suit for his wedding. Photo by <n>Sean Thomas</n> for <n>Vogue India</n>.

The <n>Monorecchio</n> earring by artist <n>Getulio Alviani</n>, 1965.

Digital animation by artist <n>Andrea Cuius</n>.

A graphite drawing by <n>Lewis Chamberlain</n>.