Jacques-Henri Lartigue, "Swimming Pool at Château de Rouzat, My Cousin Jean Haguet", 1910



Catarina Vasconcelos, "Metamorfose dos Pássaros", 2020
Ana Rito, "Semi-Panoramic Sea Concert", 2010
Abelardo Morell, "Times Square in Hotel Room", 1997
Alec Soth, "Broken Manual", 2010
Alec Soth, "Dog Days Bogotá", 2007
Alec Soth, "Songbook", 2015
Alphonse Bertillon, "Anthropometric Human Identification System", c. 1882.
André Guiomar, "A Nossa Terra, O Nosso Altar", 2020
André Kertész, "Underwater Swimmer", 1917
Alfred Stieglitz, "Winter, Fifth Avenue, New York", 1892-1893
August Sander, "The Notary, Cologne", 1924
Clarence John Laughlin, "Elegy for Moss Land”, 1940
Daniel Blaufuks, "Collected Short Stories", 2004
Daniel Blaufuks, "This Business of Living", 2015
Irving Penn, "Empty Plate", 1947
Eduardo Sequeira, "Á Beira Mar", 1889
Jacques-Henri Lartigue, "Zissou in his tire-boat", 1911



Jacques-Henri Lartigue, "Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France, Course at Dieppe", 1912



Jan Matejko, "Stańczyk", 1862
Google Streetview, 2023
Jiew Liewn Jiggo, Spilt. 2021
"The Oath Skull from Germany", c. XVI-XVII
“Sator Arepo Tenet Opera Rotas” is a Latin phrase known as the Sator Square. It's a word square containing a five-word Latin palindrome
The individual words can be translated as:
SATOR: sower, planter; founder, progenitor (usually divine); originator
AREPO: unknown, likely a proper name, possibly of the “sower”
TENET: keeps, holds; comprehends; possesses; masters; preserves
OPERA: work, care; aid; service, effort/trouble
ROTAS: wheels
Nils Strindberg, "The Eagle Balloon after landing", 1897
Paul Fusco, "RFK Funeral Train.", 1968
Hayabusa-2's Mobile Asteroid Surface Scout (MASCOT) camera, "Surface of Asteroid Ryugu", 2019
Roger Fenton, "Marcus Sparling, full-length portrait, seated on Roger Fenton's photographic van", 1855
William Wegman, "Dropping Milk", 1971
Peter Dekens, "Shaky Ground", 2018
Samantha Clark, Anne Bevan, Giovanni Aloi,“Things Unseen - Samantha Clark interviews Anne Bevan.” Antennae - The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture, (29):50. 2014
Edward Yang, "Yi Yi", 2000