Polish poster school style, 1960s surreal expressionist aesthetic. Vertical composition with large empty textured beige background like aged paper (top 60% empty space). In the lower third, a dark muted green wooden table seen from slightly elevated 3/4 angle. On the table lies a human face made of cracked white porcelain, like a broken ceramic plate. Deep black cracks across the face. Eyes closed. Thick glossy black tears flowing from the eyes toward the table edge. A small broken shard of the lip detached near the mouth. Around the table sit four elongated distorted human figures in black suits. Thin long necks, mask-like pale faces, exaggerated wide unnatural red smiles with overly white teeth. They are laughing while using forks and spoons to cut and eat pieces of the porcelain face. No blood, purely symbolic. Flat lighting, limited color palette (beige, dark green, off-white, black, red). Handmade lithograph texture, rough print grain, imperfect edges. Minimalist, conceptual, dramatic negative space. Mehr sehen