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<n>Turret Arch</n> viewed through the <n>North Window Arch</n> in Arches National Park, Utah.

The <n>Goetheanum</n> in Switzerland, designed by <n>Rudolph Steiner</n>. Photo by <n>Birgit Schlosser</n>.

<n>Barbara Hepworth</n> carving her sculpture <n>Pelagos</n> in 1946. Photo by <n>Studio St. Ives</n>.

Bézier Curves - and the logic behind them | Richard Ekwonye

A <n>Whimsical ground arbour</n> frames a scene from a wedding-themed <n>styled shoot</n>.

The <n>Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana</n> in Rome, which houses the headquarters for <n>Fendi</n>.

<n>Mobo Ceramic Wall Lamp</n>, a textured ceramic wall sconce.

<n>Beginning of the World</n> (c. 1920), a marble sculpture by <n>Constantin Brancusi</n>.

<n>Arches, Egypt</n>, 1963. Photo by <n>Dorothea Lange</n>.

<n>Transitorium II</n>, a 2022 acrylic on canvas painting by artist <n>Renato Nicolodi</n>.

A detail of the <n>Studio for a Composer</n> by <n>Mary Duggan Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Nick Dearden</n>.

Stucco ceiling at the <n>Palazzo Graziani</n> in Perugia, Italy.

A bedroom featuring the <n>Foren functional pillow</n>. Photo by editor <n>김은진</n>.

A diagram of <n>Lissajous figures</n> from the 1956 book <n>High Fidelity Circuit Design</n> by <n>Norman H. Crowhurst</n>.

The <n>Roman Bridge at Eski Mosul</n> in Iraq, photographed by <n>Aurel Stein</n> in the 1930s.

An 1894 print titled <n>Kurven I</n> from <n>Brockhaus' Konversations-Lexikon</n>, published in Leipzig.

[Pendulum Curve] (The J. Paul Getty Museum Collection)

<n>Study for 'Fall'</n> (1963), an <n>Op Art</n> work by <n>Bridget Riley</n>.

The <n>Ornament Candle Holder</n>, a wall-mounted steel sculpture designed by <n>Frama</n>.

Visual identity for <n>Le Cargö Season 12</n> by French studio <n>Murmure</n>.