"A wealth of undreamt-of optical experiences that will be profoundly stirring to our emotions" is how László Moholy-Nagy described his fotoplastiks (photomontages). This entire composition resembles an opened parachute. From out of an aperture emerges a figure with flailing arms and crossed legs upon whom is superimposed a tribal person using a blowgun, his head located where the other figure's head should be. A child tumbles midway through the composition; a uniformed figure lands neatly in the sunflower-like fireman's net below. From his hands and feet three lines emerge, suggesting marionettes being manipulated by a higher power.