'Untitled II' by Zhao Bo is an oil on canvas measuring 25 × 25 cm. A figure presses a whole watermelon against their face, both hands splayed across its striped green skin, one wide eye visible between the fingers. The palette is deliberately loud — acid yellow ground, vivid green fruit, magenta-tinged flesh — rendered in the flat, graphic style that aligns Zhao Bo's work with Chinese pop art. Zhao Bo, born in 1976, works at the intersection of pop culture and contemporary Chinese life, describing his subjects as figures shaped by a world that has grown 'sly, untruthful, preposterous.' The compressed square format and cropped composition amplify that sense of distortion: the face is barely legible behind the fruit, reducing the figure to a single, slightly unnerving eye.