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Rock Covered in Hand Prints

A large rock covered in numerous hand prints of various sizes and shapes. The texture of the rock is visible beneath the prints, showcasing the different pressures applied by each hand. The hands appear to have been smeared across the surface, leaving a chaotic yet intriguing pattern.

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