crucified deacon observation

When you look at the whole thing there also appears to be a big spider above the Xeno figure.

I have expressed in a thread of mine the idea that the head looks like a penis and the belly like the female genitalia. See [url=http://www.prometheus2-movie.com/community/forums/topic/10894&page=3]here[/url] in the last posts. What do you think?

What you refer to as the humanoid figure looks somewhat demonic to me. Somehow as if, the demon is controlling the Deacon. I have found some interesting images that seem to have some common themes attached to them and what we see in Prometheus. Accidental? I don't know. Take a look at this Shogun helmet and see what you think. There are quite a few variations about on this but when I look at the picture of the crucified Deacon, this is what I see. [img]http://www.royalarmouries.org/assets-uploaded/images/415x300/RoyalHelmet.jpg[/img]

Yes i noticed the hands holding up the xeno, behind the xeno looks like a trilobite or something. Also if you look just above the xeno/deacon? there is sign that can be found on this creatures chest >>> http://www.prometheus2-movie.com/gallery/view/img/820

there are what looks like two engineers being face hugged at the bottom either side looks totally awesome here is a link http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/2910/georgeft.jpg

In the Sistine Chapel there is the mural of the birth of Venus. In the Ampule Room we have the mural of the birth of the Xenomorph? I have always gotten the feeling that the Ampule Room is where the fallen angels, or dark angels were up to no good.

The 'head' at the top does not remind me of a humanoid. If anything, it more resembles the fan of the Alien Queen. My impression is that the mural depicts a Deacon emerging from a host, with pieces opened up, almost like a school dissection of a rat, complete with spread-out hips/femurs. Above the face-hugged humanoid on the left is a folded humanoid body, almost like a foetus, attached to a tentacle. The upper section of the mural features symmetrical elements that resemble a vaginal tract in cross-section. You could almost imagine folding up the two halves along a vertical centre line to make three-dimensional body parts. At the end of the day, it's very pretty and – ultimately – Giger-esque. A lot of his paintings share the same kind of symbology. Not every element can be interpreted literally. [img]http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/2910/georgeft.jpg[/img]

@zzplural Thanks for post the pic, it the clearest one I've seen . There is so much in there. I would love to contact the artist/s just to ask for more information. Totally fascinating