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Artist <n>Ruth Asawa</n> sits with her wire sculptures in a 1954 portrait by <n>Imogen Cunningham</n>.

<n>To All Of My Sisters</n> by artist <n>Jen Fountain</n>.

<n>Sol LeWitt</n>'s painting <n>Wavy Brushstrokes</n>, 1995.

Photographing the glow of Cuba's national pastime, watching old TV sets | HUNGER TV

<n>Mains avec boule de cristal, Variation</n> by <n>Roger Parry</n>, 1930.

A collage illustrating natural patterns associated with the <n>Fibonacci sequence</n> and <n>Golden Ratio</n>.

Digital illustration <n>Sienna</n> by artist <n>Ahtziri Matamoros</n> for musicians <n>Sebjak</n> and <n>Fahlberg</n>.

<n>Nest 05</n>, a 2015 sculpture by artist <n>Jakub Geltner</n> for the <n>Sculpture by the Sea</n> festival.

A 2005 drawing titled <n>Dandelion</n> by the artist <n>Giovanni</n>.

“Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you.”

Branding for <n>Premi Poesia Marta Pessarrodona</n> by <n>bakoom studio</n>.

Artist <n>Keith Haring</n> with his work <n>Messages to the Public</n> in Times Square, 1982. Photo by <n>Eric de Broche des Combes</n>.

AI-generated artwork <n>EYE SEE YOU</n> by artist <n>X Machina Flora</n>.

Artwork from the book <n>Soul Machine</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

<n>May</n> by photographer <n>Li Hui</n> for <n>Tabula Rasa Magazine</n>.

A <n>Nautilus shell</n> photographed by <n>Tom Brakefield</n>.

The sculpture <n>Cecropia</n> (2024) by artist <n>Rebecca Manson</n>, shown at <n>Josh Lilley</n> gallery.

<n>The Invisible Hand</n>, 1997, a Kirlian photograph by <n>Veli Granö</n>.

<n>Western Zen</n>, 2014, a photograph by <n>Ryan Shorosky</n>.