Bond of Union 1956

"Bond of Union," a 1956 lithograph by M.C. Escher, showcases the artist's signature exploration of impossible spaces and paradoxical perspectives. Two human heads, seemingly interlocked and intertwined, are formed by a series of overlapping, spiraling bands. The illusion is heightened by the background of floating spheres, creating a sense of depth and disorientation. Escher's work, often characterized by its intricate details and mind-bending compositions, invites viewers to question their perception of reality and the nature of space itself.