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The cockpit of the <n>Spinner</n> from <n>Ridley Scott</n>'s 1982 film <n>Blade Runner</n>, designed by <n>Syd Mead</n>.

<n>José Miguel de Prada Poole</n>'s inflatable structure, <n>Instant City</n>, in Ibiza, 1971.

Cover art for the single <n>CrazyShi</n> by <n>Uclexk</n>.

A surrealist spatial study by architect <n>Per Carlsen</n>.

<n>Silent Space</n>, an installation by artist <n>Rob Sweere</n> at <n>Mediamatic</n> in Amsterdam.

A still from <n>A Matter of Life and Death</n> (1946), directed by <n>Powell & Pressburger</n>.

Installation view of <n>On Space Time Foam</n> (2012) by <n>Tomás Saraceno</n> at Hangar Bicocca, Milan.

The film set for Heaven from <n>A Matter of Life and Death</n> (1946), directed by <n>Michael Powell</n> and <n>Emeric Pressburger</n>.

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The <n>Acid House Photoshop Effect</n> created by <n>Pixelbuddha</n>.

A still from <n>Ridley Scott</n>'s 1982 film <n>Blade Runner</n>, set in a futuristic Los Angeles.

<n>Sky Window</n>, a 1987 light installation by artist <n>James Turrell</n>.

Album art for the <n>Amnesia EP</n> by artist <n>Cyspe</n> on <n>Insula records</n>.

A digital artwork in the <n>cyberpunk</n> style of <n>Blade Runner 2049</n>.

Digital collage by <n>Nathan Monroe-Ramberg</n>.

Interior of the <n>House under high-voltage lines</n> by architect <n>Kazuo Shinohara</n>, 1981.

A film still from <n>Ridley Scott</n>'s 1982 <n>tech-noir</n> film, <n>Blade Runner</n>.

<n>Echoes in Silence</n>, a conceptual art installation by <n>Marius Troy</n>.

The hall of the <n>Canal+</n> headquarters, designed by <n>Jean-Michel Wilmotte</n> in 1991.

Photo by <n>Nadia Razlan</n> for the <n>New Moon</n> report <n>Designing for Emotional Presence</n>, 2023.

Concept art of the <n>School of the Bene Gesserit</n> on <n>Wallach IX</n> from the <n>Dune</n> universe.

Concept art of a futuristic Los Angeles for <n>Blade Runner</n> by designer <n>Syd Mead</n>.

A cyberpunk illustration from the manga <n>BLAME!</n> by artist <n>Tsutomu Nihei</n>.