A mixed-media artwork, "THE SMILE," is centrally displayed on a plain white wall in an indoor setting, likely a gallery, in the Capital City of Prague, Czechia

A mixed-media artwork, "THE SMILE," is centrally displayed on a plain white wall in an indoor setting, likely a gallery, in the Capital City of Prague, Czechia. The artwork is rectangular, vertically oriented, and protected by a reflective glass panel. The central subject is a stylized, bright red human skull or face, constructed from numerous small, textured, possibly tubular or bone-like elements. Its eye sockets contain two white, circular, button-like objects; the left eye reads "ENJOY SMILE BE HAPPY," and the right eye reads "PESMART SMILE RESTED." A dark, vertical slit forms the nose, and a wide, open grimace reveals multiple small, pointed white teeth. This red skull is set against a background mosaic composed of irregularly shaped, reflective, iridescent silver-grey fragments. The entire piece is bordered by a dark, irregular frame made of tubular or bone-like components. Below the artwork, two informational plaques are mounted on the wall. The left plaque, light brown, is titled "THE SMILE And Still, We Forget to Smile" and contains a block of text, possibly a poem or artist statement. The right plaque, dark grey/black, is also titled "THE SMILE" and provides details: "Mix Media," "MATERIAL: REAL BONES / Acrylic colours / Wood," "WORK TIME: 1 MONTH+," and "FOR SALE" with a phone number. Reflections on the protective glass indicate other objects or parts of the room, including what appears to be another framed item or window to the right. No people are visible in the scene.