This is a close-up photograph of a contemporary mixed-media artwork, possibly an installation, from Krasnoyarsk, Russia. The composition is divided into two main parts. On the left, a large painting features a portion of a pale, human-like face with rosy cheeks and dark, shadowed eyes, emerging from or partially covered by a textured, bright red background. The brushstrokes on this red section are visible and thick. On the right, a dark, heavily textured background provides a stark contrast for a grid-like arrangement of seven smaller, red-framed square panels. Each panel contains a painted human eye, depicted with varying iris colors including blue, brown, green, and yellow. The eyes are painted in an expressive, somewhat raw style with visible brushwork. Bright red yarn or thread is intricately woven between these smaller eye panels, creating a network that connects them and extends beyond the visible frame of the artwork, suggesting further connections or fragmentation. The overall aesthetic is striking and somewhat unsettling, with themes of observation or fragmented identity conveyed through the numerous detached eyes and the partially obscured large face. The artwork appears to be displayed indoors, likely in a gallery, studio, or exhibition space. There is no visible text in the image.Hand-painted dog portrait hoodie spotted
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Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 03:51 PM

Krasnoyarsk, Russia

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This is a close-up photograph of a contemporary mixed-media artwork, possibly an installation, from Krasnoyarsk, Russia. The composition is divided into two main parts. On the left, a large painting f…read more

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