Below left, the Jesus Automatica is right side up.
The center and right images are the same frame; one is upside down: I believe it is another Heron Automatica design in tribute to Alexander the Great, and it creates electricity to ionize water for disinfection or flavor or blessing.
Water is stored around Baal’s head, and a dispensing fixture is one of his horns. He is flanked by Goddesses with ankhs on their heads. Notice to the sides of the trio, filament constructions connect to the ankhs, and then notice two other fixtures in grey-purple, like crank handles. Turning the handles might cause an electric charge to work up the filaments and ankhs, make a glow, and to ionize the water.
The charge might be channeled into the machine to create sound, or a game of positioning a spider into a web. The machine appears to be made to progressively separate, and the charge might not only ionize the water, but operate the machine performance to move, or make a sound, or flash light. The object might be the prize of a little baby, perhaps representing Alexander the Great’s reincarnation.
Far right, the same machine set the other way up, it is easier to see how lines and form delineation start to compound into a cuneiform cake. If the design is adjusted by the Y axis, it might compound into something communicative. The registration could be confirmed by registering the cuneiform.
Right side up Jesus Automatica
Automatica in tribute to Alexander the Great.
