A poorly executed life by Laurie Lipton, a crudely detailed and hastily composed pastel colored place depicting discordant colors in a clumsily detailed closeup of imperfection, incompleteness and absolute ugliness. Every stroke of the brush is sloppily crafted to bring out the unpleasantness and despair that comes with living an inadequate life. The garish hues of blues, greens, yellows and pinks give way to an unappealing landscape full of emotionless shadows that make this painting come alive with its story. Each corner reveals something new about this person's journey through their pain - from moments of dullness to utter desolation. This composition is truly incomplete as it fails to capture all aspects of what it means to live an unsatisfactory life; each brushstroke brings us closer into understanding how fragile our lives can be when faced with adversity, and how we can find weakness in the lacklustre quality of art.