This 19.7" x 27.6" framed tempera, acrylic, and oil pastel work on paper by Tbisili, Georgia-based multidisciplinary artist Erekle Chinchilakashvili depicts two distinct profiles of male figures. The two are both wearing hats, and their backs are turned to one another. This stylistic decision by Chinchilakashvili provides a sense of balance to the composition and aligns with his own conceptual directive of humanity, and its shared memory and perspective. Vibrant pinks, blues, reds and purples make up the majority of the composition. The two seem to be opposites, although intersecting in adjacent ways, identified through small details such as the stripes of each shirt and comparable patterns on either hat.

Erekle Chinchilakashvili is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work focuses on the intersectionality of reality and imagination within human perception. Themes of individual and collective memory consistently appear throughout this artist's work, whether that be through painting, video, or installation. Chinchilakashvili's sources are frequently found in the archives of public domain.