A simplistic, abstract painting of a face with an exaggeratedly long, open mouth and hollow, empty eyes. The composition is raw and unsettling, rendered with scratchy, uneven brushstrokes that give the piece a distressed, primal quality. The face is elongated and slightly distorted, occupying most of the canvas, with minimal background detail to emphasize the subject's eerie presence. The open mouth dominates the lower half of the face, stretching unnaturally downward, painted with jagged lines in dark red and black tones. The eyes are void-like, stark white ovals with rough, uneven edges, creating a sense of emptiness and unease. The facial structure is suggested rather than defined, with sketchy, overlapping lines in muted, earthy tones like ochre, brown, and gray. The background is a flat, pale beige or off-white, intentionally left sparse, with only faint, scratchy textures that hint at wear and imperfection, complementing the rawness of the central figure. The overall aesthetic is deliberately rough and unpolished, evoking a sense of raw emotion and existential dread. Medium and Style: Acrylic or oil on canvas, using dry brushes and palette knives for the scratchy texture. A minimalistic, expressionist style, focusing on mood over detail.