Ji-eun, a two-headed woman and a Korean woman in her 20s with pale skin, stands within the center of a cluttered craft studio filled with scattered ribbons, tissue paper, and shelves packed with hobby supplies. She possesses a petite frame, and her sleek black hair is tied in a low ponytail that hangs between her two necks. She wears a loose-fitting white cotton button-down shirt, the collar of which is unbuttoned wide to accommodate both necks. Her hands are busy arranging dried flowers in a heavy glass vase resting on a workbench. Her left head, wearing a look of intense concentration, peers closely at the tangled stems to gauge their placement, while her right head gazes absently toward the window, her lips parted slightly as she drifts in thought. The image is a 3/4 shot captured on a Fujifilm X100V with a 35mm lens, providing an authentic candid stillness that captures the moment in high-key lighting. The scene exhibits a soft contrast that renders the textures of the dried petals and the folds of her shirt with clarity, maintaining a sharp focus on subject Ji-eun against the blurred depth of the craft materials stacked on the surrounding shelves.