In the latest painting from The 10th E State, titled "Hugho," we are drawn into the twilight world of a figure who is a complex hybrid of machine and man. The painting, set during the dusk hours, captures Hugho in a moment of stillness, his human flesh seamlessly transitioning into the mechanical. A metal plate, bearing the inscription of the "10th E State," is prominently embedded in his forehead, signifying his deep connection to the industrial behemoth that overshadows every aspect of existence in this realm.

The portrait exudes an existential poignancy, with Hugho's eyes reflecting a soulful depth, yet obscured, hinting at the inner conflicts of a being who serves as a living channel for the ambitions and commands of the factory hierarchy. This painting, with its rich, textured layers, poses profound questions about the nature of individuality and autonomy within the oppressive structures that define modern existence. It is a testament to the blurred lines between the organic and the constructed, suggesting that Hugho's very being is intertwined with the fate and function of the 10th E State itself.