The bronzes hanging on the wall reveal more of Roger's crippled and dark art. The piece's lack of detail shows the signs of an aging soul. The crude sculpting seems to reveal the artist's perception or fear of aging. It is negative. This bronze face is stretched and full of emotion.
Attention is drawn immediately to the wide mouth.
The face is in obvious pain. A spike shoots out this bronze forehead, the mouth expressive of the pain. The hallow eyes and clinched jaw remain frozen from the pain of its death. These spines, sticking out of the wall, might mirror Roger's view on people who follow mainstream thought. In this work he collects the spines from the people absent the ability or desire to think and act individually.