I see an old man sitting on a chair. There is a bird to the left of him. His facial features are not properly defined and he has wrinkles on his head. The painting has cold and warm colours. The arms are thick. There are 2 birds on the left and right side. The man is bald, and painted with red, blue, green, peach and yellow. Taking up most of the picture is the man, from the top of the photo to the bottom, and the birds are at the bottom of the photo beside the man at both the left and right side.

I think the artist arranged the subjects in this matter to show how old he is getting. This order shows his bald head, showing that he is so old all the hair on his head has fallen off. The artwork seems to be drawn in the abstract style in comparison to his other artworks. The colors and random lines show his worsening Alzheimer's disease condition.        This was painted when he was very old and almost dead.

I am curious of how he had procured such an artwork. I wonder what he was thinking when painting the artwork. I am interested in how he managed to paint this even after he obtained his worsening Alzheimer's disease. I wonder why he decided to use this abstract style to make the painting. I would like to keep the man, the bird on the left and the background, but replace the bird on the right with a better looking one.