Medium: Digital painting

Shapes and objects: Square frame, mirror or reflective surface, wall sconces

Colors: Beige and brown for the frame, yellow for the reflective surface, orange for the sconce lights

Narrative: This intriguing piece depicts what appears to be a framed mirror or reflective surface, flanked by two wall sconces. The warm colors and simple geometry create a sense of comfort and intimacy. The reflective surface, with its soft yellow glow, suggests a play of light and perhaps hidden depths. This painting invites the viewer to consider what might be reflected in the mirror, playing with ideas of perception and reality.

Original Artist: While not directly copying any specific artist's work, this piece has elements reminiscent of Edward Hopper's interior scenes. The focus on a single architectural element and the play of light are characteristic of Hopper's style. Hopper, an American realist painter active in the mid-20th century, is known for his depictions of modern American life. Many of his works can be found in the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City.