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A two-toned man with stripes of ebony and ivory hides his eyes with one hand light and the other dark.

A woman’s face, bald head and bare shoulders have puzzle pieces cut through, showing the black background behind her. The missing pieces float around her, stark against the black. The look on her face is solemn, contemplating, and a little cautious.

The face of a woman from the chest up with long hair flowing out behind her has a somber expression. She looks as though she’s made of porcelain with cracks on her face and neck. -

A stunned woman stares at numbers cascading down her upraised hands, descending to 11 and then sequentially larger 12s. The back of her head is a clock molded to her skull. The hands on the clock point to a little after eleven

In HIDING, a mottled yellow barrier covers most of the canvas. In the middle, there is a tear in the fabric and a pensive, young, female face peers sideways through the hole.

A chessboard with red and black pieces, some falling off the board into waving grass below. A chess-piece size nun with her arms encircling a huge red apple stands in one corner of the board watching the scene. A gigantic hand reaches out and grabs the head of a miniature crouching man whose mouth is open in a howl.

This image shows the face of a girl in a white bonnet and red dress and scarf. Her expression is wary.

A bright red apple, missing a slice, floats in a sea of clouds. Against the white of the inner apple, stands a nun, her arms folded across her chest and her hands holding a rosary.

Three women in The Handmaid’s Tale clothing stand in front of the Capitol Building. It reads, “The Handmaid’s Tale will NOT be our story,” on the front.

A woman made of wood holds a nest that looks like a basket. In the nest are blue and green egg-shaped worlds. A raven is perched in a notch of a tree.

Two Biracial faces are encased in Mason jars, the skin on their faces is alternating dark brown and ivory white stripes, melting down to a homogenized color.

A ramp receded into a black tunnel holds a set of connected, warped faces with different expressions, all squashed together. The pensive faces are more compressed, while the larger, left face looks scared or leery and the right face zombied out of it.

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An Asian woman is standing in front of a black and white target, her face just entering the red bull's eye. Other targets surround her.

The disembodied hand of an old man drops an apple wrapped in chains and a lock into the open head of a young woman.

A woman with her arms wrapped around a large, red apple and a chain and lock.

A bald man in a blue suit and tie, holds his hands over his eyes, but although his hands cover his face, his eyes are visible on the outside of his hands.

Multiple faces of an Asian American woman fill the page, morphing seamlessly together to form a multiplicity of the same inquisitive looking expression.

Identical Black men, holding clocks representing time, rush forward

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A scowling woman with head and neck tattoos and a scar on her face holds a gas mask. She wears nomad clothes and seems to be in a cement tunnel or bunker of some kind.

An old time Jack-in-the-Box sits on the hardwood floor of a canary-yellow room with a blue-framed window.

Mother Nature leans against a cracked earth with her head in her hands. She's flanked by petrol smoke stacks.

A teen of indeterminate gender holds open a vest showing a tee shirt that says "The Future is Fluid."

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