The brown and yellow painting on the wall shows a bird seeing its own reflection in a mirror. The reflection twirls about the bird like a spider's web. The whole effect is a kind of symchthonic, mesmeric, and final peace.
Final thoughts: There are certainly areas of science art that I would improve, aren't there? Attention to details is fundamental in learning to draw inferences from a natural environment. We know that in the eye's retina there is a proteinaceous material that forms a lens for the outside world. We know that the lens is elastic and can be bent by special forces to make visible certain frequencies of light, such as colors one would expect to see on the skin of a cow. We see in our human environment the colored lights of a city street. We see in our animal environment the colored lights of a flower garden and the trees and bushes that grow in the countryside.