材质 :壓克力顏料、石頭、蠟油 Acrylicry, Stone, Oil wax 尺寸 :197 × 212 × 70 cm Sculpture

Chroma Key雕塑-如何飞得比山还高（2021）-阿部乳坊 ABE Nyubo(Japanese, b. 1982)

英文名称:Chroma Key Sculpture - How to Fly Higher than Mountain (2021)-阿部乳坊 ABE Nyubo

材质 :Diptych, Embroidery, Thread, Found Fabric, "Frolic", February 1962, Found 尺寸 :38.1 × 25.4 × 2.5 cm Mixed Media

《如何战胜酷暑》（Brenda Berkman等人诉纽约市）（2021年）-亚历山大阻止(American, b. 1992)

英文名称:How To Beat The Heat (Brenda Berkman, et al. v. The City of New York) (2021)-Alexandria Deters

材质 :China paint on porcelain 尺寸 :40.6 × 35.6 cm Painting

尽可能伸展感觉如何？（摘自《妇女》杂志的六个观点）（1975）-朱迪·芝加哥(American, b. 1939)

英文名称:How Does It Feel To Stretch As Far As You Can? (from Six Views from the Womantree) (1975) | Available for Sale-Judy Chicago

图片文件尺寸: 2884×4000 px

根据Vitruvius，人体的比例-达芬奇

-The Proportions of the human body according to Vitruvius (Pen and ink), by Leonardo da Vinci

材质 :Foam, rubber, pigment, silver, coloured steal 尺寸 :169 × 79 × 70 cm Fashion Design and Wearable Art

配有Hlér人体模特的Hlér夹克（2021年）-维克多·米克洛斯·安德森，阿斯克·怀特维德(Danish, b. 1993)

英文名称:Hlér Jacket with Hlér Mannequin (2021) | Available for Sale-Victor Miklos Andersen, Aske Hvitved

材质 :Foam, rubber, pigment, silver, coloured steal 尺寸 :169 × 65 × 49 cm Fashion Design and Wearable Art

Hlér夹克（红色）搭配Hlér人体模特（2021年）-维克多·米克洛斯·安德森，阿斯克·怀特维德(Danish, b. 1993)

英文名称:Hlér Jacket (Red) with Hlér Mannequin (2021) | Available for Sale-Victor Miklos Andersen, Aske Hvitved

图片文件尺寸: 3916 x 2511px

胜利如何书写历史-B.拉维尼

~ Victory; How One Writes History (1904–1905) --B. Lavigne (法国艺术家, 19th/20th century)

材质 :Graphite and watercolor on paper 尺寸 :30.6 × 36 cm Drawing, Collage or other Work on Paper

《如何看照相机》系列中的《盲人巴西人》（2019年）-琳达·弗雷尼·纳格勒

英文名称:From the series How to Look at a Camera, Blind Brazilians (2019) | Available for Sale-Linda Fregni Nagler

图片文件尺寸: 2040 x 3315px

人体躯干。丽城。古董雕塑的正视图。-威廉·潘尼尔斯先生

~ Torso. Belvedere. Front view of the antique sculpture. (1628 – 1629) --Willem Panneels (Flemish, c.1600 – c.1634)

图片文件尺寸: 1504 x 4048px

我们如何失去poo flossie-Charles Carder.

` How we lost poor Flossie (1889) --Charles Conder (English, 1868-1909)