Painting description

This painting is dominated by intense, vivid colors that catch the eye at first glance. The background is painted in deep red, creating a sense of unease, perhaps even mystery. In the foreground we see the silhouette of a person in an elegant suit and tie, but the face is invisible; there is only an empty space with a pair of glasses suspended in the air. Huh, how is that possible? The composition is extremely simple, and all the more striking for it. The artist has created a minimalist piece, and the painting technique is rather raw, making the image look like a surreal graphic. It is an aesthetic that aims for the unusual, allowing the viewer to wonder why it is the way it is. It may symbolize the loss of identity in the modern world, where we are often just numbers in a system. Or perhaps it is simply a play on perception, giving space for our thoughts. The viewer may feel both intrigued and a little uneasy. Those glasses hanging in the air remind me of a dream I once had, where things were strangely inverted. This work plays with the concept of presence and absence, leaving us with the question: who are we without a face?