Carroll Dunham's *Composite Image (Testicles)* is a visceral and boldly graphic work rendered in watercolor, acrylic, and graphite on linen, combining the fluid immediacy of drawing with the tactile warmth of fabric support. Dunham's signature blend of cartoonish figuration and abstract form merges here in an exploration of the body as both symbol and raw material, with organic shapes rendered in pulsing color and energetic line. The work exemplifies his preoccupation with bodily imagery and psychological tension, oscillating between humor and unease in its frank, unabashed subject matter.