Interwoven Gazes in Cubist Harmony

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A captivating cubist-style painting depicts two stylized, gender-ambiguous figures facing each other in profile against a vibrant red background. Both figures feature predominantly black and gold facial and head structures, with angular planes and geometric shapes forming their features. Their eyes are sharply defined and piercing, with a deep red iris and a black pupil. The overall aesthetic has a rich, metallic sheen, achieved through the prominent use of gold leaf or paint.

Throughout the composition, intricate gold dendrite-like patterns, resembling neurons or tree branches, are interwoven. These patterns emerge from various points on the figures' heads and bodies, extending across the red background and connecting the two figures, particularly around the central area where their gazes meet. Some of these neural structures have circular nodes or cell bodies, some with visible nuclei.

The background, a bold and textured red, features subtle variations in shade and light, appearing almost iridescent in places. Scattered elements within the painting, such as small gold circular motifs, black triangles, and other abstract shapes, add to the complexity and depth of the artwork. The brushstrokes are visible, contributing to the painting's textural quality and the handcrafted feel of the gold applications. The composition suggests a connection, communication, or