Stephen Vollo, 'Window with Blue Siding and TV Broadcast'

This is a large-format contemporary artwork, likely a photograph or print mounted on a rigid substrate, by artist Stephen Vollo. The piece depicts a realistic scene of a window from an exterior perspective, against a backdrop of dark blue or navy siding. The window frame itself is painted a lighter shade of blue or off-white, showing distinct muntins dividing the glass into multiple panes. The upper pane of the window reveals a brightly lit television screen inside, displaying what appears to be a news broadcast or political discussion featuring two male figures in suits. The reflection on the window glass is minimal, suggesting either the angle of the shot or the nature of the internal light. The overall color palette is dominated by cool tones of blues and grays, with the bright, artificial light from the television screen acting as a central focal point. There are visible white wires or strings draped loosely above the window frame, possibly indicating an electrical or communication line, adding to the realism and an almost voyeuristic quality of the image. The artwork is presented unframed, hanging flush against a light-colored gallery wall, suggesting a modern display method. The size is noted as 56x52, which likely refers to inches, indicating a significant scale that enhances the immersive quality of the 'window' perspective. The craftsmanship appears high, with sharp detail and rich color saturation. No overt condition issues such as scratches, dents, or fading are visible in the provided image; the piece appears to be in excellent condition, consistent with a gallery display. The style points to contemporary realism, possibly with elements of hyperrealism, capturing an everyday scene with stark clarity and implied narrative.