Photography of a big and massively group of african women in lace bodies, piled on top of each other in a big mess in the limited space. In front of the women is a dark concrete doorway from which emerges an upright man whom they adore and pray to. Women are creating an optical illusion that appears to show a single woman in multiple places at once. The women are in lace and their fat builds vary in size and definition. The photograph contrasts the women’s fatness with the static and space. It also questions the role and function of the illusion, which is supposed to create and display a unique identity, but instead duplicates and fragments it.