An illuminated artwork titled "Ludoscopio n

An illuminated artwork titled "Ludoscopio n. 20. Omaggio a Kandinsky. Espansione delle tre forme semplici a luci intermittenti" by Paolo Sarpato (1934-2021) is displayed in what appears to be an exhibition space in Milan, Italy, as indicated by the artwork's private collection location. The artwork, dated 1970 and constructed from wood, plexiglass, and mirrors, consists of a rectangular frame containing a reflective surface. Within the artwork, glowing blue concentric circles and a triangular outline create an optical illusion of depth, resembling a tunnel. Reflected in the artwork's surface are two individuals. A person, presumed to be the photographer, is centrally reflected, holding a smartphone with a prominent multi-lens camera array, actively taking the photograph. This individual wears a dark-colored garment. To the right, another person is partially reflected, wearing a green beanie and glasses, and appears to be looking downwards, possibly at a handheld device. The artwork rests on a white, rectangular pedestal. To the right of the display, two white informational plaques are affixed to a plain white wall, providing details about the artist, title, date, materials, and collection. A white electrical outlet with a plugged-in cord is visible on the lower right portion of the wall. The overall environment suggests a minimalist art gallery or exhibition setting.