Bjarke Ingels Harry Nuriev and his Crosby Studios bring an eclectic appreciation of traditional furniture, historical tapestries, and found objects into dialogue with the futuristic minimalism of stainless steel, chrome fabrics, and mirrored finishes. In their transformation of a 17th-century Italian villa in Tuscany, this sensibility unfolds as an exuberant invasion: an eclectic cacophony of chrome car parts and historical tapestries inhabiting centuries-old rooms.

Jessica Bellef Halpern’s award-winning photo book about Los Angeles traverses urban surrealism, the eerie majesty of nature, desolation, isolation, and beautiful grit. I love the dreamy moments of soft, hazy light and the overall feeling of spirited otherworldliness. Even destruction is beautiful through Halpern's eyes. The image sequencing is a masterclass in narrative.