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<n>1-Bit Symphony</n> (2009) by artist <n>Tristan Perich</n>.

Off the runway: Marni’s A/W 2014 menswear projection

<n>Braun</n> audio system by <n>Dieter Rams</n> with the <n>Audio 1 M</n> turntable and <n>L 01</n> loudspeaker.

<n>U221E [ Visiones de lo infinito ∞ ]</n>, an immersive AV installation by <n>F3 Studio</n>.

<n>Computer</n>, a <n>retro-futuristic</n> concept design.

<n>Diamond Sea</n> (2007), a light installation by artist <n>Leo Villareal</n>. Photo by <n>Joshua White</n>.

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<n>Braun</n>'s <n>Electric Shaver Combi DL 5</n>, designed by <n>Wilhelm Wagenfeld</n> and <n>Dieter Rams</n>. Photo by <n>Rhizome Book</n>.

<n>Leo Villareal</n>'s light installation <n>Diamond Sea</n> (2007). Photo by <n>Joshua White</n>.

<n>Ajna</n> (2012), a sculptural audio system by artist <n>Pierpaolo Salvi</n>.

<n>Toshiba</n> <n>Hair Dryer for Ladies (HDL-680)</n>, 1978.

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<n>Levitated Mass</n> by <n>Michael Heizer</n>, realized in 2012.

The <n>IBM Personal Computer AT</n>, introduced by <n>IBM</n> in 1984.

The <n>Movement MCS Drum Computer</n>, designed in 1981 by <n>John Dickenson</n> and <n>Dave Goodway</n>.

A light and rock sculpture by artist <n>Mareo Rodriguez</n>.

<n>Sony</n>'s <n>KX-2501A</n> television monitor, <n>SL-J1</n> VCR, and <n>SU-171</n> stand, released in 1981.

Concrete computer concept <n>For the Rest of Us</n> by designers <n>Hank Beyer</n> and <n>Alex Sizemore</n>, 2019.

<n>Installation Concepts</n> by audiovisual art and design studio <n>ANTISTATIK</n>.

A 1981 Polaroid of the <n>Xerox Star 8010</n> user interface from the <n>DigiBarn Computer Museum</n>.