Fear Head by Roman Cesario, Mitsu Overstreet and Robert Gonzalez

In San Francisco there is a giant three headed monster watching the people of its neighborhood walk by its enormous heads. It sees its residents and visitors with six enormous eyes walk by with the looks on their faces and the experiences that happen day by day. This monster has a face of fear. Why is it in a state of fear? Well you see this enormous head is fed everyday and its food is saturated in this horrible emotion. The homeless feed it everyday every time a police officer is on the same block. The Police feed it everyday whenever they get a call about violence. The onlookers feed it as they watch the police and the ambulance whale through the streets. The immigrants feed it everyday as they try to assimilate themselves into San Francisco and the United States. The Prostitutes feed it every time they meet a new John. The drug addicts feed it when they don’t get in contact with their dealers. The drug dealers feed it when they go meet their clients. The Tourist feed it when they walk a bit too far from the plaza. This head eats and eats and has become to be in a permanent state of fear. Every time it eats it gets bigger snorting lines of poverty stricken and getting drunk on the urine of the schizophrenics as bedbugs infest its skin. It can taste the worlds fear pouring down its streets craving the unhealthy and unemployed.

These enormous faces and heads are a mural and it lives in the Tenderloin.