I thought About it!

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Artwork in a brutalist style, inspired by Zdzislaw Beksinski, showing a person with a round, smooth, white metallic head, resembling a modern-day welding mask or a futuristic helmet. The helmet has a rectangular cutout on a black panel and a small circular opening, positioned above a minimalist horizontal slit for the mouth. Above the head, there is a bold, rusty red, weathered halo-like disk with noticeable brushstrokes, suggesting a worn or aged material. The person is dressed in a crisp black suit with a white shirt and a black tie, visible only from the chest up. The background is segmented into geometric shapes: a large triangular area behind the head features a textured golden pattern, reminiscent of hammered metal or an ancient mosaic, while another triangular area above it is off-white with visible brushstrokes. Vertical black panels frame the left and right sides of the artwork. The overall composition creates a contrast between the sharp lines of the suit and the organic textures of the background. The artwork has a dark, muted color palette, predominantly featuring black, white, red, and gold, with subtle hints of gray and dark brown. The textures are rich and varied, from the metallic sheen of the helmet to the rough, almost