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Antic 1920s wall-rotary-phone with dial-disc opened as porthole and mechanical grotesque mother-in-law threatening with a rolling pin on sliding folding-grate goes out parodying cookoo-clock is set on wall with old wallpaper covered with pencil-written handwrited everydays notes; surrealistic oil of canvas in style of Rafal Olbinski art
An intricately detailed surreal digital painting by Tomasz Alen Kopera in the style of Jacek Yerka depicts a furious, caricature-like elderly woman with a pointed nose, wearing a blue dress and a ruffled white cap, bursting forth from an antique, dark wooden wall-mounted telephone with a brass rotary dial. Her arms are skeletal mechanisms covered in worn gold, and she clutches a wooden rolling pin in her right hand, holding it high and threateningly. She is connected to the telephone box by an accordion-like metal extension that mimics an arm, and her left hand is gripping part of this mechanism. A heavy, pinecone-shaped metal weight hangs from a chain connected to the accordion mechanism. The telephone receiver hangs by a coiled black cord from the left side of the telephone box. The background is a textured, faded ochre wallpaper adorned with faint, swirling floral patterns and overlaid with handwritten Polish text in varying sizes and illegibility, resembling notes scribbled on a wall.
