An elongated, horizontal artwork, likely a painting or drawing, is displayed on a plain, light-colored wall

An elongated, horizontal artwork, likely a painting or drawing, is displayed on a plain, light-colored wall. The artwork's central subject is a person with short dark hair, eyes closed, and head gently bowed, wearing a light-colored, horizontally striped shirt. This central figure appears calm or introspective. Surrounding the central figure are eight distinct, stylized human faces or partial figures, each depicted with unique colors and exaggerated emotional expressions. On the left side, from top to bottom: a red-hued face with an open mouth, baring teeth in an angry expression; a green-hued face with an open mouth and one hand raised, indicating distress; a figure in pale blue covering its face with both hands; and a dark blue figure with wide, open eyes and hands near its head, conveying shock. On the right side, from top to bottom: a light pink figure with long hair and closed eyes, suggesting serenity or sadness; a yellow-hued face with a broad, joyful smile; an orange-hued figure with an open mouth, visible tongue, and hands pressed to the sides of its head, expressing exasperation; and a blue-hued figure with downcast eyes, indicating melancholy. The background surrounding these figures is filled with abstract, swirling forms and varying color gradients. A small, dark attachment, possibly a hook or string, is visible at the top center of the artwork, securing it to the wall. The physical location of this artwork is Tinaquillo, Venezuela.