The image contains two distinct artworks, overlaid on what appears to be a white surface, likely paper or a similar material

The image contains two distinct artworks, overlaid on what appears to be a white surface, likely paper or a similar material. There is no indication of a specific location in the city of Krasnodar, Russia. The first artwork, a painting, occupies the upper left portion of the image. It depicts a stylized, surreal portrait of a figure. The figure's head is split, with one side featuring a large, blue eye and a fragmented, block-like structure. The other side of the face is more conventionally rendered, with red lips and a startled expression. The figure wears a ruffled, dark collar. A hand with visible fingers is placed near the mouth, partially obscuring the lower face. A small, dark, silhouette-like figure is perched atop the block-like structure on the head. The color palette is dominated by deep reds and purples, with accents of blue and light skin tones. There appears to be a symbol or tattoo on the figure's left forearm. The second artwork, positioned below and to the right of the first, is a graphic illustration or print with an orange-red gradient background. It shows a silhouette of a human head in profile, with a darker shadow of another head superimposed over it. Within the lighter silhouette, a stylized human face is visible, rendered in white and light orange. Swirling, translucent lines emanate from the face, creating a sense of movement or energy. The overall impression is one of a mind or consciousness being projected or fragmented.