It is no surprise selfies intrigue us the way they do. Labeled as one of, if not the, most important pieces of visual stimulation our brains will ever receive, the human face has played a key role in individual and societal development since the beginning of mankind.

Among the swirling mass of our eight billion souls strutting through the great masquerade of existence, there is a singular artifact we all possess: a face. A billboard of bone and flesh. A topographical, phenotypic map of our history, habit, and happenstance.

Where dreams are made, unmade, and occasionally spilled like red wine on white carpet.