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<n>Cactus</n> (2009), a sculpture by artist <n>Jan Howlin</n>.

Musician <n>Raniey</n> photographed by <n>Jayne Her</n> for <n>The WOW Magazine</n>. Makeup by <n>Kevin Cheah</n>.

<n>3:00 A.M.</n> by artist <n>Alex Huanfa Cheng</n>.

An image for the brand <n>ALLEL by Jhené Aiko</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>Something to Tell You</n> by the artist <n>JDAB</n>.

<n>Ether</n> (2006) by <n>Stephanie Valentin</n>.

From the <n>Female Pentimento</n> series by artist <n>Abby Folden</n> for <n>Coeval Magazine</n>.

Cover art for <n>The Radio Dept.</n>'s 2002 album <n>You're Lookin' at My Guy</n>.

<n>Ether</n> (2006) by artist <n>Stephanie Valentin</n>.

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

<n>Visual waves</n>, a digital collage from 2023.

A scene from the TV series <n>The OA</n>, directed by <n>Zal Batmanglij</n>.

Movie poster for <n>The Visitor</n> (1979), directed by <n>Giulio Paradisi</n>.

<n>BLUE</n> by <n>John Benedict Ryan</n>, used as cover art for <n>Alex Froot</n>'s 2021 album <n>Elegant</n>.

Digital artwork crediting <n>Yeha Leung</n>.

The <n>Parc de la Distance</n>, a conceptual park designed by <n>Studio Precht</n> for social distancing.

From the <n>Portraits of Ao Dai</n> series (2020) by photographer <n>Chiron Duong</n>.