<https://s.mj.run/umV_Qwk1ZTw> Imagine a sculpture representing unity and duality, where two elegant dancers are fused at the hip, their lower bodies blending seamlessly into one. The figure stands upright on one set of legs, strong and straight like the trunk of an ancient tree, symbolizing stability and power. Directly above, the melded second set of legs extends gracefully outward, each leg a mirror of the other, arching in a dramatic balletic pose. The effect is both surreal and harmonious, a being that is the embodiment of two souls moving as one, with a fluidity that suggests both a single entity and the duality of its origins. --iw 1.6  --s 750