<n>Comparaison</n> (2022) by <n>Ruben Einsmann</n>.

A chart of alchemical symbols from the <n>Encyclopédie</n>, edited by <n>Denis Diderot</n> and <n>Jean le Rond d'Alembert</n>.

<n>The Harm</n> (2024). Photo by <n>Matthew Pevear</n>.

<n>Stockholm Classics</n>, a photograph by <n>Fredrik Axling</n> taken in August 2023.

Chair by Welsh designer <n>Dylan Glyn</n> for the <n>MYCELIUM UNEARTHED</n> exhibition.

Traditional wedding costume of an <n>Avar</n> woman from Dagestan, Russia.

<n>Burger</n> (2012), a painting by <n>Sergej Jensen</n>.

A page from <n>The Book of Signs</n> by German artist <n>Rudolf Koch</n>, featuring various symbols including <n>Michelangelo's Mason's Mark</n>.

A street artist's chalk recreation of <n>Petrus Christus</n>'s <n>Portrait of a Young Girl</n>.

<n>Henri Matisse</n>'s 1952 paper cut-out, '<n>Acrobates</n>,' printed as a lithograph by <n>Fernand Mourlot</n>.

A chart of <n>Ancient & Magickal Alphabets</n>.

<n>Vestige</n> (2023), a textile artwork by <n>Maris Van Vlack</n>.

<n>Demon seals</n> from <n>Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa</n>'s 16th-century "Three Books of Occult Philosophy".

<n>Pyramid Frequencies</n> (2017), a drawing by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

<n>Tapestry with Hare</n>, a 6th-7th century Coptic textile from Egypt, held at <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

A chart of <n>Amazigh-Berber symbols</n> representing concepts like the sun, moon, fire, and sky.