Life often turns its back on us, and the sensation of the buttocks facing us is something many are familiar with. It is precisely these moments that Boris N. Bresler captures in his provocative and aesthetic depiction in the work "The Other Side of Life." This artwork explores the connection between humanity and physicality, encouraging reflection on beauty and social norms.

It invites viewers to confront the buttocks before them, reinforcing the familiar feeling of life turning away. This emotional depth is revealed through artistic figurativity. Although the work originated as a photograph, it evokes the essence of a painting, characterized by soft, imprecise lines and a painterly effect. The dominant red hue elevates the physical presence beyond mere form, while the deliberate imperfections in the lines amplify the provocative nature of the work, inspiring contemplation of deeper aspects of life.