«Macbeth», Act IV, Scene 1

«A cavern. In the middle, a boiling cauldron. Thunder. Enter the three Witches». (c) Those who have read Shakespeare already understand everything. For those who havent or have forgotten:
• The center of the painting is, of course, the boiling cauldron. It is also Macbeths head (complete with the Macbeth clan tartan). The head is swivel-mounted, it can be mentally rotated via the «Turn here» arrow. This allows for the use of Macbeths third eye and spare mouth-ears.
• Around Macbeth are the three witches: the Clowness; the Queen of the Night, holding Picassos skull; and the Executioner – in his right hand (which is also Macbeths left hand) a sword.
• The spirits of the kings that appear to Macbeth.
• The towers of Macbeths castle.
• Finally, Hecate herself in the image of a cat – the main character of the painting. And the Symbol of Hecate/Trinity.
• The Wedjat/Eye of Horus.
• Other: thistle. A self-propelled frog in an exosuit. Its mutant lizard. A group of mice with a bat. A second bat (with the Uruguayan Air Force emblem on its wing). A Tigercrocodile. A Gorgons head. An Aztec serpent.
...and much more...