Two heads

The work refers to the duality in a romantic, friendly or conflictual relationship.
Two people sharing experiences, thoughts or stories, creating a unity despite being separate individuals. In a more negative context, “Two Heads” can symbolize conflict or tension between two opposing viewpoints. Friction between different ideas or desires can be a hidden theme, suggesting an internal struggle. A single mind immersed in a battlefield, a dark chaos where reason has been devoured by madness, multiple facets of the same identity. The work is interpreted as a reflection on the duality of identity and the complexity of human relationships. The faces symbolize different aspects of personality or perception of the self, inviting the viewer to contemplate the connection between the internal and the external. The stylized representation challenges the traditional notion of faces, suggesting that identity is multifaceted and changing.

Fine Art print by Canon in 12 inks on 285 gram Pearl By Hahnemühle paper.