Painting by Michal Lukasiewicz titled 'Original 24x24'

This item is a contemporary painting, likely acrylic or oil on canvas, attributed to the artist Michal Lukasiewicz. The title "Original 24x24" suggests it is a unique piece with dimensions of 24 by 24 inches. The artwork features a haunting and expressive portrait of a young individual, possibly a woman or an androgynous figure, with only their face partially visible. Their eyes gaze directly forward, conveying a sense of melancholy or introspection. The skin tone is depicted with a highly textured, almost stucco-like application of white and light grey paints, creating a sense of depth and tactile surface. This textured effect extends across the face, including the nose, lips, and areas around the eyes, suggesting a deliberate artistic choice rather than a condition issue. The figure is enveloped in a draped fabric or veil, characterized by bold, abstract strokes of white, bright orange, and a deep, rich red. These vibrant colors are contrasted against a dark, possibly black or very deep brown, background on the left side, which gradually transitions to a lighter, raw canvas-like or muted brown tone on the upper right. The strokes for the fabric are loose and expressive, indicating a contemporary style. The edges of the painted fabric lines are not crisp but rather blurred and integrated, contributing to the overall soft yet textured aesthetic. No visible damage or repairs are immediately apparent from the image provided; the texture and 'worn' appearance seem to be intentional stylistic elements. The use of strong vertical and diagonal lines within the fabric creates a dynamic composition that frames the central face. The overall aesthetic points to a modern or contemporary style, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century.