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A person stands in a dimly lit art gallery, observing two large abstract paintings on the wall. The left painting features bold reds and blues with heavy textural elements, while the right painting includes various graphic symbols and shapes with a more diverse color palette. A descriptive plaque titled ‘The West Abstracted’ is placed to the left of the paintings, providing context for the artwork displayed. The gallery’s ambiance is contemplative and focused on the artwork.

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