<n>Racquet Play</n> by photographer <n>韋欢</n>.

Interior of <n>Donald Judd</n>'s <n>Whyte Building</n> in Marfa, 1990.

A photo collage by the artist <n>Fontanesi</n>.

On the set of <n>Theo Angelopoulos</n>'s film <n>Ulysses' Gaze</n>, photographed by <n>Josef Koudelka</n> in 1994.

Model <n>Ray Hsu</n> for the <n>Dadiogaosai Mania Spring/Summer 2024 campaign</n>. Photo by <n>Poyenchen</n>.

<n>Fendi</n> Ski Fall/Winter 2023 campaign. Photo by <n>John Yuyi</n>. Set design by <n>Polly Philp</n>.

Model <n>Cherokee Jack</n> with a bison named Clyde, photographed by <n>Richard Phibbs</n> for <n>Banana Republic</n> in 2022.

<n>MAJDA JOHN PETER</n> for <n>SAINT LAURENT</n> by <n>Anthony Vaccarello</n>. Photo by <n>Paul Morel</n>.

<n>Cloud Hotel</n>, an AI-generated artwork.

The <n>Reighton Road</n> residential interior in London, designed by <n>Daytrip Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Jake Curtis</n>.

The <n>Park Slope Duplex</n> in Brooklyn, designed by <n>General Assembly</n> in 2022. Photo by <n>Matthew Williams</n>.

<n>Troye Sivan</n> in his Melbourne home, designed by <n>Flack Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Anson Smart</n> for <n>Architectural Digest</n>.

<n>Alexa Chung</n> photographed by <n>Ellen von Unwerth</n> for <n>Vogue Italia</n>, June 2011.

<n>You Could Go Anywhere but You Won't</n> (2023), a photograph by <n>Brooke DiDonato</n>.

Portrait of architect and designer <n>Marcel Breuer</n>.

<n>Sisyphus Sport</n> (1997), a sculpture by artist <n>Jana Sterbak</n>.

Photographer <n>Paul Cupido</n>'s <n>L'Échelle à la Lune</n> (2021), from his photobook <n>Séléné</n>.

<n>Ku Wang-sam</n>'s photograph "<n>Children Climbing a Tree</n>," taken on Jeju Island in the 1950s.

<n>The boundaries of nothingness</n>, a 2017 digital work by artist <n>Alex Plechko</n>.

A fictional interior space, a digital artwork by <n>Charlotte Taylor</n> of <n>Maison de Sable</n>.

Photo by <n>Charlie Lindsay</n> for <n>Brooklyn Nets</n> Media Day 2023.

Kinetic identity for the <n>Söhne</n> typeface by <n>Klim Type Foundry</n>, created by <n>DIA</n>.

<n>Bandiera bianca</n>, a digital artwork by <n>Massimo Colonna</n>.