The ‘heads‘ are Inclusive visual representations that blend human features with otherworldly and Paleolithic decorative elements, symbolizing the evolution of millennia spent singing by fires. Many of the ‘primitive’ aspects of our communal activities are still cornerstones to good mental health that resonate with us today. The interactive sculpture is an acknowledgement both of our long history and the human tendency to adapt and enhance traditional practices using advanced tools. It also recognizes the slow evolution of the human brain and questions our cognitive ability to resist when there is external stimuli trained to influence its response.
