This sculpture, depicting a male head divided into three slices, explores the theme of fragmentation and perception. Each slice represents a different aspect of the face—one holding the right eye and part of the nose, another with the left eye, and the final slice containing only the mouth. This division emphasizes how identity can be viewed from different perspectives, symbolizing the complexity of human nature and the way we perceive ourselves and others in parts rather than as a whole.
The fragmented nature of the sculpture invites the viewer to reflect on the disconnects in communication, understanding, and identity in the modern world. It also suggests that true understanding requires seeing all aspects of a person—beyond mere fragments—to grasp the full depth of who they are.
