leading form
upper image: HR Giger’s painting “Necronom V”(1976) lower image: Central sction of The Pakal Votan tomblid reversed and turned on its side. (latter half of 600's) |
a) The elongated head of the humanoid in a motorcyclist's riding position and the contraption
that it is riding incorporates the shape of the upper tusk like
protrusions of Xibalba's U shaped jaw that appear to form a container.
An entity inspired by the form of a Egyptian Henu Barque is
attached to the back of the rider, has a tube extending from the side of
the head hanging down reminiscent of the platted hair trailing behind
the Pakal Votan’s head whose hair bunched up at the back has been
transformed into into a single horn like protrusion hanging down
extending from the back of the entity’s skull. The nose jewelry worn by
Pakal appears to have transformed into the tongue of the head that the
rider is facing in Giger's painting
b) Did the tasseled platted hair coming down behind Pakal's back transform into the tubes hanging down from the sides of the entity from Giger's painting. Did the head dress extending from the top of Pakal's head transform into the horn or striped sleeping cap hanging down behind its skull? This entity from Giger's painting if it was inspired by the Henu Barque from Ancient Egypt would have a horn like protrusion at the back of the head since the Henu Barque had an antelope's skull at it's prow.
For the Henu Barque see: Evolution of the space jockey from the Egyptian Book of the Dead
d) Was the tongue near to the face of the eyeless biomechanoid inspired by nose jewelry? Did the line coming down before Pakal's nose inspired Giger to turn the face into an eyeless visor ?
e) Did the tusk of Xebulba becomes the curved elongated head when merged with Pahal's face. Did the object touching Pakal's upper hand inspired the straps decorating the tusk breasts protruding from the front of the rider's ribcage?
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