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Abstract cubism painting, created as a head and shoulders portrait. A three-dimensional female face that's part of a four-dimensional space. The face is partitioned into five spaces, and each space is symbolizing a sense. Smell, vision, hearing, taste and touch. Between the five spaces are pathways and stairs that connect the spaces. At the center of her forehead is a third eye, which is the sixth sense, the extrasensory perception. The face has a bobcut hairstyle in black. The image is quite original, but with some inspiration from M. C. Escher's visions of staircases in multiple dimensions.
A detailed oil painting of a woman’s head with short, dark hair, depicted in a cubist and surrealist style. The head is partially transparent, revealing an complex Escher-esque interior with staircases, rooms, and levels representing the senses. The front of her face is made up of angular planes in shades of white, grey, and light peach, forming her forehead, eyes, nose, and lips. Her two lower eyes are closed. Above her left eye, embedded on her forehead, is an open, realistic eye with a blue and green iris, labeled "smell".
Inside her head, on the right side, a multi-level structure with staircases connects different colored rectangular rooms. The top level, near the apex of her head, is a light gray chamber with a staircase leading up to it, labeled "vision". Below this, a light blue chamber to the left is labeled "hearing". To the right of "hearing" and below "vision" is an orange chamber, labeled "taste", with another staircase connecting to it. Further down, in line with her chin, is a yellow-toned chamber labeled "touch", also containing a staircase. A second instance of the word "touch" is on
