Irradiated

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A finely detailed, realistic oil painting features two bald, emaciated, and pallid figures, likely men, dressed in black turtleneck shirts or jackets. Both figures gaze directly forward, their gaunt faces, prominent cheekbones, and hollow eyes displaying an expression of melancholy and unease. The figure on the left has dark circles under their eyes and a single small hole near the center of their forehead. They also have dark patches on their scalp. The figure on the right possesses dark, circular, mottled patches on the sides and back of their head and a faint, thin scar on their temple. Both figures are characterized by thin, red lips, and blue eyes. Their heads and necks are depicted in a realistic style, while their bodies transition into a more painterly, abstract style. The artwork is executed in a muted color palette of black, gray, and brown tones, with blue highlights in the eyes and red accents on the lips. The figures are positioned against a black, murky background. The overall impression is one of solemnity and a subtle sense of horror.