"Four Head Composite" is an etching by Russian architects and artists Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin that demonstrates their characteristic blend of architectural precision and surreal imagery. The work features four distinctive heads rendered in the fine linear detail characteristic of the etching medium, showcasing the artists' technical mastery while exploring themes of identity and fragmentation. Created during their prolific collaboration in the 1980s, the piece exemplifies their unique approach to printmaking that merged their architectural training with conceptual art practices.