This contemporary surreal artwork, Fragments of Rome 2, belongs to Gozo Collective's Fragments series. Painted in acrylic on irregularly shaped paper mounted onto a wooden support with a floating effect, this piece measures approximately 69 cm high, 70 cm wide, and 4.5 cm thick. Its carefully crafted irregular edges suggest an intentional narrative of brokenness and remnants, referencing classical sculpture forms scattered across an expansive surreal landscape. The piece subtly invokes metaphysical aesthetics reminiscent of surrealist pioneers such as Giorgio de Chirico. Figures rendered as fragmented sculptures cast elongated, evocative shadows upon a gradient backdrop blending vibrant orange, rich red, and delicate pink tones. These visual elements evoke contemplations on decay, disappearance, and the gentle erosion of memory. Designed explicitly for an elevated aesthetic experience, the irregular format and floating installation technique cast dramatic shadows that amplify the work’s sculptural dimension, particularly when illuminated by directional lighting. The piece can stand alone or harmonize in group arrangements with other works from the Fragments series, creating powerful installations reminiscent of surreal archaeological sites. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution