Untitled 

Dominique Appia, a Swiss artist known for his hyperrealistic style, created this untitled painting of two nude figures, likely Caryatids, sculpted into the facade of an ornate building. Appia's work often plays with the boundaries of reality, blurring the lines between painting and photography, while exploring themes of architecture, urban landscapes, and the human form. The meticulously rendered details and lifelike portrayal create a sense of both beauty and unease, inviting viewers to contemplate the relationship between art, nature, and the constructed world.