The iconic swan has a gracefully curved neck. But these swans are less than graceful as they search for a meal in the waters of a lagoon. By abstracting both of the heads, I double the incongruity – two underwater beaks are perhaps more efficient than one. Bubbles float among them, additionally incongruous evidence of swan breath. I compose the image by bringing in one swan from the upper left, the other from the upper right. Somewhere around the lower middle they must converge in common hunger. I leave the rest to the imagination of my viewers.