Showing posts with label heads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heads. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2012

The Wandering Identify

The image in a white background displays a clean black inky doodle of the man that produce many heads, coming out of his head that apart in two.  This man has a buzzed haircut, short ear, his lopsided eyes, wrinkles below his nose, and dry lips.  His face is fairly chubby.  His head that apart in two grows more new heads in variety of sizes.  One of heads on the top wears glasses.  This man looks unhappy as same as his heads, too.

This message conveyed in this image that heads represents as identifies who he is.  This man is not satisfied with himself because every time he replaces his old self with a new self that still not represent him.

I say this because this image displays signs of the man producing many new selves.  He can create many selves as much as he can, but there is a possible self that he will feel comfortably embrace it.  Every selves he is not satisfied with is replacing with new ones.  The almost full-grown heads are probably almost satisfied the man‘s expectation, but they are missing something what the man might lack of.  He continues to replace his selves that shows signs of searching who he is.

   
Despite many selves we are probably not satisfied with, we create ours and search for our comfortable identifies in our deep inside somewhere.  Searching for our selves can be painful because we will approach negative results how our selves take action.  We might be not happy with our selves whom we create because they do not represent us enough.