This image is a composite of two panels placed side by side.

On the left, there is a black-and-white vintage collage featuring a woman’s portrait, cut into a circular frame. Radiating outward are diagram-like elements including neuron illustrations, roses, telephone equipment, and radiator piping. Dotted lines connect these visual motifs, suggesting scientific or technological mapping from the early 20th century.

On the right, there is a hand-drawn illustration of a humanoid figure. The upper torso and neck are sketched with organic detail, while the head has been replaced by a mechanical device resembling a camera, lens system, or optical machinery. The figure’s hand is thin and root-like, with wires and branches extending outward. The contrast between the two halves highlights the shift from idealized human imagery to a mechanical or cybernetic depiction.