Three Heads, One Body

At the center stands a creature whose body is not assembled from muscles or bones, but from heads themselves. One of them tilts to the right, and from beneath its chin sprout several hands- gestures more numerous than one can count. Below, two other heads form the torso and buttocks, as if thoughts have gradually transformed into bodily form. Around the lower head, fingers or rays spread out- it's hard to say where movement ends and light begins. In this creature, each face is simultaneously a part of the body and a part of a consciousness trying to find a common direction.