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A <n>Glitch Art</n> GIF by the artist <n>Davidope</n>.

A graphic design by <n>Erikas</n> featuring the sculpture <n>Hermanos</n> by <n>Igor Mitoraj</n>.

An ink illustration by <n>Mattias Adolfsson</n>.

The painting <n>Raise the Dead</n> by artist <n>Shawn Dickinson</n>.

Album art for <n>Speciosa</n> by <n>Emdhi</n>, 2019.

A film still from <n>My Private Idaho</n> (1991).

<n>280524</n> by photographer <n>Harris Weir</n>.

Photo by <n>Agencia Grupo Raffo</n>, used as cover art for songs including <n>Mistress</n> and <n>GG</n>.

<n>Twin Flame/Flash in the Pan</n> by <n>Varvara Nedilska</n>.

Portrait of <n>Taylor LaShae</n>. Photo by <n>Dean Martindale</n>.

<n>Orbits</n> (1934), an oil on canvas painting by American artist <n>Agnes Pelton</n>.

A still from the 2022 short film <n>A Short Story</n>, directed by <n>Bi Gan</n>.

A still from the 1973 animated film <n>Fantastic Planet</n>, directed by <n>René Laloux</n>.

Motion graphic from the <n>VSCO: Montage</n> project by <n>Public-Library</n> for <n>VSCO</n>, 2018.

Cinematic analog photography by <n>Suji Park</n>.

<n>Stillness</n> by photographer <n>Suji Park</n>.

An animation still from a deleted scene for <n>Mitski</n>'s <n>A Pearl</n>, created by <n>Art Camp</n>.

<n>Sally</n> and <n>Jack Skellington</n> in a still from the 1993 stop-motion film <n>The Nightmare Before Christmas</n>.

<n>Erlkönig</n> (1887) by <n>Julius von Klever</n>, the cover art for the album <n>Bellum I</n> by <n>Aquilus</n>.

<n>Nacht 12 II</n>, a 1992 photograph by <n>Thomas Ruff</n>.

A still from the 2023 animated film <n>Deep Sea</n>.

A scene from <n>Tim Burton</n>'s <n>The Nightmare Before Christmas</n>, directed by <n>Henry Selick</n>.

Video titled <n>La Nausée</n>, inspired by <n>Jean-Paul Sartre</n>'s novel <n>Nausea</n>.

The logo for record label <n>Bergerac</n>, also used as cover art for compilations by <n>Groove</n>.

Portrait of <n>David Lynch</n> from 1999, photographed by <n>Richard Ansett</n>.

<n>Cthulhu on a Post-it note</n>, a drawing by artist <n>John Kenn Mortensen</n>.

<n>HOPE SPRINGS</n>, a contribution for <n>Acid Magazine</n>.