Some images arrive before the mind does. They catch something in you that your words haven't found yet. This is that kind of gallery. Stay as long as you need. Let one image find you. Open it. Sit with it. Resist the temptation to explain what it means — at least for now. The meaning, if it comes, will come on its own terms.

Among these images are photographs, digital 2D and 3D art. A goddess and an angry sky. A sunset over an ocean. A rock in meditation. Some are made with scientific instruments — a confocal microscope, a camera trained on living tissue. Others are fractals from the Mandelbrot set. Each is included not as data but as an encounter.