Single artwork created by <n>Julia Schimautz</n> and <n>DTAN Studio</n>.

<n>Ange Leccia</n>'s video installation <n>Arrangement</n> (2000) at <n>MAC VAL</n>.

The <n>Braun Wandanlage</n> wall-mounted stereo system, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in the 1960s.

The <n>'Paimio' armchair, model no. 41</n>, designed by <n>Alvar Aalto</n> between 1931-1932.

<n>Muhammad Ali</n> stands over a fallen <n>Cleveland Williams</n> in 1966. Photo by <n>Neil Leifer</n>.

<n>Steve Jobs</n> with the first <n>Macintosh</n> computer, wearing his <n>Seiko</n> watch. Photo by <n>Norman Seeff</n>, 1984.

A video installation by <n>Dara Birnbaum</n> at the <n>Marian Goodman Gallery</n>, 2006. Photo by <n>Wally Gobetz</n>.

A still from <n>Paolo Gioli</n>'s 1973 film, <n>Film Stenopeico (L’Uomo senza Macchina da Presa)</n>.

<n>Peter</n> for a <n>Paco Rabanne</n> campaign with <n>Complex</n>, photographed by <n>Gabriel Crawford Connelly</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (1968) by <n>Mark Rothko</n>.

Model <n>Bee</n> in <n>Wolford</n> and <n>Vibe Harsløf</n> jewellery, photographed by <n>Benedikte Klüver</n> for <n>PUSS PUSS Magazine</n>.

Photograph used as cover art for songs by <n>Mert Ozan</n>, <n>DJ Maya FYZ</n>, and <n>JamBeats</n>.

<n>Robert Irwin</n>'s installation <n>Skylights - Columns</n> in his Venice studio, 1970.

Model <n>Tamsin</n> in <n>Ferragamo</n> for the <n>UP AHEAD</n> editorial in <n>Muse Magazine</n>. Photo by <n>Scandebergs</n>.

Photo by <n>ARTURO TORRES</n> for <n>Oblivion Magazine</n>.

<n>Gina Folly</n>'s 2015 installation, <n>I want to do to you what spring does with the cherry trees</n>.

Model <n>Bente Oort</n> photographed by <n>Marco Imperatore</n> for <n>H Magazine</n>.

Still from the music video for <n>A$AP Rocky</n>'s '<n>A$AP Forever</n>', directed by <n>Dexter Navy</n>.

Model <n>Edie Campbell</n> for <n>Hermès</n>. Photo by <n>Drew Vickers</n>.

<n>Gianni Colombo</n>'s installation <n>Spazio elastico</n> (1967-68). Photo by <n>Ugo Mulas</n>.

<n>Visualization of artificially created human faces</n>, a digital sculpture by <n>Sergey Shurupov</n>.

A <n>Panasonic</n> television displays churning ocean waves in a GIF by artist <n>Aaron Axelrod</n>.