Original artwork description:

1 Who is your favorite
dictator?
Savoring imbecile crowd, this is a tribute to you!
How they enjoy their piece! The crowds are divided: some have one idol, others have another. They argue and fight with each other, figuring out whose dictator is tastier and cleaner. Funny! After all, to really understand this, you need to savor, taste life with every dictator!
But he, who has spent his whole life to sit on this chair properly, has nothing more to give, he has nothing more.
And they demand more and more from him, he has to push harder. Could he ever do otherwise?
This artwork combines two deeply symbolic paintings that explore the timeless theme of power and its
impact on human psychology. The first part of the diptych, "Who Is Your Favorite
Dictator?", draws attention with its potent visual
metaphor of authoritarian reverence. Here, the artist masterfully conveys the
complex relationships between society and the cult of personality through expressive oil strokes. Each viewer will resonate with the depictions of fragmented crowds seeking direction and understanding in their choice of leaders. This canvas not only evokes a storm of emotions but also serves as a catalyst for deep reflection on the nature of power. Continuing the narrative is the second part of the diptych — "The Tenacious Autocrat." It portrays an autocrat perpetually struggling to maintain their position. This piece reflects the fine line between strength and vulnerability, remaining an emblematic symbol of the contemporary political landscape. This diptych will not only be a striking focal point of your interior but also a valuable addition to any collection,
inspiring contemplation and discussion. Every detail, every stroke, embodies artistic
mastery and deep conceptual thought. By acquiring this piece, you become the owner of a true masterpiece of contemporary art that integrates historical and psychological contexts, prompting reflection on power and our role within its realm.

2 The tenacious autocrat Each of them promises not to cling to the chair with blue fingers, but in the end it hangs only on them. A
knowledgeable person said that you need to be patient a little more and not rock the boat, because fingers might slip off.

Materials used:

oil

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