An artwork from the <n>Dark Matter series</n>, created using ink and chemicals.

The hexapod robot <n>AFAB</n>, designed and photographed by <n>NSTRMNT</n>.

A photograph from the series <n>Anatomy of an Oyster</n> by <n>Rita Puig-Serra</n>, published by <n>Witty Books</n>.

"<n>Yin and Yang Huntianyi</n>" concept design by artist <n>Qi Wang</n> for the <n>King of Glory World Champions Cup</n>.

Album art for <n>Heith</n>'s debut album, <n>X, wheel</n> (2022). Artwork by <n>DECLINO</n>, design by <n>Bill Kouligas</n>.

<n>Spore Speakers</n> (2006), an installation by artist <n>Loris Gréaud</n>.

<n>butterfly in a cramped room</n> by <n>Sasha Satchi</n>.

An illustration of <n>The Talismans of the Twelve Heavenly Commanders</n> from the manga <n>Twin Star Exorcists</n>.

<n>Monster: Black</n> (1998-2011), a sculpture by Korean artist <n>Lee Bul</n>.

<n>Space Wheel Interior</n> (1979) by visual futurist <n>Syd Mead</n>.

<n>Oculus Gazer Two</n>, a metal sculpture by artist <n>Rik Allen</n>.

‘<n>Palazzo di Milioni</n>’ by <n>Alexandra Campbell</n> for <n>The Bartlett Summer Show</n> 2020, a project from <n>The Bartlett School of Architecture</n>.

<n>Deceptive Behavior</n>, an installation supported by <n>Akademie Schloss Solitude</n>.

<n>Sverre Fehn</n>'s plan for the Nordic Pavilion at the 1970 <n>Expo '70</n> in Osaka. Photo by <n>Jacques Lathion</n>.

Landscape architect Cornelia Hahn Oberlander on why it should be easier to be green

Diagram by <n>Tobias Cohen</n> from <n>Ma’aseh Toviyyah</n> (1707), comparing the human body to a four-story house.

<n>MANNA-MASCHINE III</n> (2008) by <n>Thomas Feuerstein</n>, photographed by <n>N. Miguletz</n> in 2015.