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Vintage-style collage on a mottled green background showing a suited couple embracing, with one figure wearing a grotesque, distorted mask-like face. Large jagged pink lettering across the top reads, “I HAVE STRANGE TASTES!”
Black-and-white photograph of a building with a massive mural reading "THIS BEAUTIFUL MOMENT IS OURS" in oversized white block letters painted across the black exterior. Windows, doors, and the building's architecture are integrated into the typography.
Mors Imperator (1887) by Hermione von Preuschen, depicting Death enthroned as a crowned skeleton in royal robes, surrounded by symbols of monarchy and mortality. The painting contrasts regal splendor with the inevitability of death, creating a powerful meditation on the fleeting nature of earthly power.
Music player screen showing the Grateful Dead performing “Fire on the Mountain” live at Barton Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, on May 8, 1977. The album artwork features a colorful geometric mandala in teal, magenta, and orange with stylized skull motifs and the concert details around the border. The screen displays the current lyric: “Long distance runner, what you standin’ there for? Get up, get out, get out of the door...” along with playback controls and a progress time of 15:40.
A quote in white text on a black background. The quote reads, "Ghosts, I thought, were only the echoes at night of that which we expected to find by day, haunting our consciences." The quote is attributed to Christopher Ruocchio from his novel Empire of Silence.