the man in the red room

The Man in The Red Room depicts a horrifically disfigured creature with a somewhat human-like shape dangling upside-down, coming out of a ceiling in a heavily red-lighted room. The wrangled form appears to be made of a number meaty strands of varying thickness, which connect and intertwine with each other in order to form a body that resembles a short humanoid shape with bent legs, long arms, and numerous holes. These strands of flesh also share visual similarities with the mycelium of a fungus in the way they are connected and positioned. Interestingly enough, what can be assumed to be the creature’s head is right-side up, contradicting its body and bearing a slight resemblance to The Man With The Upside-Down Face’s head, especially when he is levitating. Another detail to point out about its head is that the lower “jaw” does not seem to be attached to any other part of the body at all, instead floating on air where it would normally be if it actually was attached. In the second drawing, the creature is depicted seemingly the same, however it does appear to have more outstretched arms and legs, as well as having grown slightly longer.