A face fragmented across multiple planes: one eye torn free and taped slightly higher on the forehead, the other duplicated and layered beneath the cheekbone, each gaze looking in subtly different directions. Lips are split into two jagged sections—one pursed near the jawline, the other slightly parted toward the ear—displaced asymmetrically. A torn diagonal seam fractures the nose bridge, with edges curling as if caught on tape. Two sets of eyebrows overlap, layered with visible tape edges, producing an unsettling multi-dimensional effect. Hair sits naturally around the head, but partially overlaid with paper-tear edges, creating an impression of physical reassembly. The head tilts slightly, accentuating the collage's broken fragmentation. The skin retains hyper-realistic detail: visible pores, faint freckles, subtle blemishes, and soft shadows under the eyes, all textured like a worn photocopy print. Hair appears naturally tousled, with scissor-cut paper fragments hinting at analog collage influence. The subject wears plain clothing, rendered in muted tones with crisp paper edges visible along the collar. The background is an abstract composition of torn newsprint pages, halftone patterns, tape strips, and xerox grain, reinforcing the tactile, layered, 1990s zine aesthetic without dramatic lighting or depth. Output images only, no text.