The Mind

Author: Tito Dutta

The Mind explores the human mind through visual representations of the thoughts, ideas and impressions that pass through it. This page will grow over time, with more images and related content added gradually.

Textured, vintage-style illustration of a front-facing human figure with closed eyes, rendered in earthy ochre and brown. A large DNA double helix rises from the head and branches into winding strands that connect many small portraits and silhouettes, suggesting genetic inheritance, ancestry and shared lineage. The background is aged cream paper with muted teal, rust and copper accents.

Front-facing, stylised human upper body with closed eyes, illuminated in amber and gold against a dark, textured background of deep green, teal and burnt orange. A luminous DNA double helix rises from the head and branches outward through glowing strands that connect numerous smaller human silhouettes, representing genetic memory, ancestry and human connection.

Landscape-format, hand-drawn anatomical portrait of a front-facing human head, neck and shoulders, with the upper skull opened to reveal the two cerebral hemispheres and their folded surface, alongside the cerebellum and central brain structures. The figure is sketched in expressive blue fountain-pen lines with black cross-hatching and irregular rust-red washes around parts of the brain and neck. Uneven strokes, loose construction marks and scattered ink blots on cream paper give the work the impression of a spontaneous, imperfect ink study. A handwritten 'Tito' signature appears at the lower right.

Other depictions

Some images are presented separately from the gallery above, either because they have been removed from it or for other reasons.

mind-01.png — Anatomical illustration of the human upper body, with luminous spheres inside the brain suggesting thoughts and mental activity.
mind-03.png — Human figure formed from translucent water droplets and flowing liquid strands, with glowing sparks and filaments in the head suggesting thoughts and neural activity.

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TSAP Exhibition
Tito Dutta

📄 This page was created on 12 October 2026. You can view its history on GitHub, preview the fileTip: Press Alt+Shift+G, or inspect the . Last updated on 12 October 2026.