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The woman is an device-bondage scenario. The subject is integrated into a vertical heavy timber stock system, creating a rigid body-machine interface that segments the anatomy through a series of circular cutouts. The torso is pinned flush against the reverse side of the weathered wooden planks, while the head, hands, and lower legs are processed through the structure to the front. A central aperture encases the neck, projecting the head forward and fixing the upper spinal column in place. Symmetrically positioned wrist ports capture the forearms, anchoring the upper extremities and preventing any lateral shift of the torso. The lower body is constrained as the thighs emerge from two large cutouts in the mid-section of the timber wall, directing the legs into a vertical hang. This immobilization is finalized by heavy, dark industrial metal ankle collars that are hard-mounted directly to the wooden surface and secured with padlocks. These terminal anchoring points prevent any vertical or lateral movement of the legs, stretching the anatomy against the unyielding vertical grain of the wood. The spatial relationship between the soft body and the thick, weathered timber creates a total encasement where the face remains fully visible and exposed, centered within the mechanical symmetry of the industrial-style stocks.