The image displays a grid of twelve square-format, mixed-media artworks, arranged in four rows and three columns, mounted on a light-colored vertical surface, likely a wall or display panel within an indoor public space

The image displays a grid of twelve square-format, mixed-media artworks, arranged in four rows and three columns, mounted on a light-colored vertical surface, likely a wall or display panel within an indoor public space. Each artwork is a collage, predominantly featuring a stylized human or humanoid face/head as a central subject, often rendered with paint, cut paper, or magazine clippings. The backgrounds of these collages are composed of various fragmented materials, including newspaper print, magazine cut-outs (showing text, graphics, and partial images like product packaging and landscapes), painted areas, glitter, and fabric swatches (e.g., leopard print). Visible Finnish text, such as "ONNELLINEN" (happy), "AIKA" (time), "HALU" (desire), "RAKKAUS" (love), and "ILO" (joy), is incorporated into several pieces. The artworks are under a protective covering, indicated by a prominent bright reflection near the center-right. The scene is presented as an art exhibition or display within a cultural institution, specifically located in the city of Helsinki, Finland, as evidenced by the Finnish language elements within the collages and the context provided. There are no individuals actively interacting with the display; it is a static presentation of the artworks.