A triptych of free birds, great talkers, living in Brooklyn

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An emotional surrealist painting with a central birdcage containing seven colorful parrots perched on a horizontal bar. The birdcage is flanked by two open, arched window frames that reveal cityscapes under cloudy skies. The left window frame displays a city with orange-brown buildings and a prominent tall, dark building, under a sky with white and peach-colored clouds. The right window frame features a large, solitary green parrot with a yellow head perched on the frame, looking to the left. Its feathered body has intricate patterns of dark green and blue. Inside the birdcage, the seven parrots, from left to right, are: a light blue parrot with a pinkish head, a green parrot with a yellowish head, a pinkish-brown parrot, a bright green parrot, a yellow-green parrot, a light grey parrot, and a white parrot. Behind the cage, a light blue bird is flying in a cloudy sky. The entire arrangement is set against a dark, moody background, suggesting a dramatic and mysterious atmosphere. The birdcage itself appears old and rustic, with a wooden base and wire mesh detailing. The wooden frames are ornate and aged.