A young adult male, characterized by light blonde hair and a short beard, is taking a selfie inside the Art Gallery "Iliya Beshkov" in Pleven, Bulgaria

A young adult male, characterized by light blonde hair and a short beard, is taking a selfie inside the Art Gallery "Iliya Beshkov" in Pleven, Bulgaria. He is positioned in the foreground, facing the camera with his head slightly tilted and a neutral expression. He wears a black hooded sweatshirt with the hood up, prominently displaying a large orange and yellow Nike swoosh logo on the chest. His left hand is raised, forming a peace sign (V-sign). Red and white string bracelets are visible on his left wrist, along with a faint tattoo on his forearm. Behind him, on a white wall, hangs a large, framed oil painting by Zlatyu Boyadzhiev titled "Bulgarian Women" (Българки, 1941). The painting depicts four or five women with somber expressions, mostly wearing dark head coverings. The artwork is enclosed in a dark, ornate wooden frame. To the right of this main painting, a light brown, rectangular information placard with text is affixed to the wall. The environment is an art exhibition space with white walls and what appears to be a light-colored floor. In the upper right background, a modern ceiling structure with crisscrossing elements and large windows is visible, suggesting natural light in addition to interior lighting. Further in the background, along a perpendicular white wall, several other framed paintings are displayed, primarily portraits or landscapes in dark frames, consistent with a gallery setting.