A head in profile, turned downward, built from four vertical panels that refuse to register. Dense engraved line work — the kind that belongs to anatomy atlases and technical drafting — covers every surface: neck, jaw, ear, skull. The leftmost panel holds a fragmented geometric form, pale against the dark ground. The uppermost right opens into something architectural, or interior, unresolved. The panels share a figure but not a body. Each carries its own tonal weight, its own density of line, its own spatial logic — and the seams between them are not hidden. Where one panel ends, the next begins at a fractional misalignment that prevents the face from ever fully closing. The image demands that the eye do work the image will not do for it.