the oil painting, titled "kowat alrami's vigilant eye," captures the tender intensity of kowat alrami, a 42 year old slicing machine operator, in the midst of her duties within a bustling classroom turned industrial space. the neoclassicism style shines through in the grandiose composition, emphasizing balance and harmony as kowat's figure rises from the shadows, illuminated by the soft glow of overhead lighting. with precision crafted strokes, the artist has rendered kowat's rugged features, her eyes fixed intently on the slicing machine before her. her strong jawline and defined eyebrows convey a sense of determination, as if she is willing the machinery to perform at its peak efficiency. the tender's worn apron, stained with subtle hints of crimson from countless slices, adds a touch of authenticity to the scene. the background, rendered in muted tones of beige and gray, is punctuated by rows of neatly stacked wooden crates, their labels faded and peeling, like the pages of an old book. in the distance, the faint outline of chalkboards and blackboards can be discerned, remnants of a bygone era when education and industry coexisted in harmony. as kowat's gaze lingers on her machine, the atmosphere becomes almost palpable – one of focused concentration, as if she is willing the very essence of the slicing machine to conform to her will. the neoclassical influence imbues the scene with a sense of grandeur and timelessness, elevating this everyday moment into something truly remarkable., <lora:sdxl_lightning_8step_lora.safetensors:1>