Abstract Figurative Painting of a Person with Sunglasses and Cigarette

This item is an abstract figurative painting, potentially on canvas or a similar rigid substrate, depicting the upper portion of a person's body. The style is expressionistic, characterized by bold, visible brushstrokes and a somewhat chaotic, energetic application of paint. The dominant colors include deep blues, reds, whites, and blacks, with hints of lighter blues, grays, and possibly metallic silver or gold tones, particularly in the background or hair area. The central figure is shown wearing large, round sunglasses; one lens appears almost black, while the other is a reddish-brown with some lighter reflections. The person's left hand is prominent, holding what appears to be a lit cigarette or a similar object, from which a wisp of smoke or light blue pigment emanates. The skin tone of the hand and face is rendered in a vivid, almost raw, combination of white and red strokes. The background features dynamic, swirling patterns, suggesting hair or an energetic aura around the figure's head. The overall composition conveys a sense of introspection, coolness, or perhaps melancholy. While no specific artist's signature or maker's marks are discernible from the provided image, the craftsmanship suggests an artist employing spontaneous, gestural techniques. The physical characteristics visible include the somewhat reflective surface of the painting, indicating either a glossy finish or the material itself (e.g., metal print, acrylic on canvas with a sheen). No significant condition issues like tears, punctures, or prominent damage are immediately obvious, though the abstract nature of the work might mask minor wear. The edges of the canvas/print appear clean and straight, suggesting it is a finished piece. Given the contemporary style, it likely dates from the late 20th or early 21st century.