A two-ink silkscreen portrait — rotated halftone dots on grainy paper — that reads as a flat print until the dots stay pinned to the page while the sculpted head beneath them slowly turns. The dot lattice lives in fixed screen space; the bust is a live raymarch (smooth-min ellipsoids: cranium, brow, nose ridge, jaw, neck, plinth) lit with one key light plus a rim. A long still act (only paper grain shimmers) gives way to a slow yaw/pitch with a lateral camera drift, so silhouette and shading slide under the immobile raster — the parallax under a static print is the reveal — then it settles back to the print pose. On the sketch’s own page, drag to turn the sculpture under the print yourself; release and it springs back to the pose.