A surrealist painting, reminiscent of Salvador Dalí, depicting a large, cracked egg-shaped form. Within the egg, a nude figure with outstretched arms, appearing to be struggling or emerging. The egg is a light beige/cream color, with details of a world map depicted in gold-bronze tones along its surface, highlighted by the cracked edges. A drop of crimson red fluid flows from the egg's fissure onto a white cloth or sheet that spreads beneath the egg. Other figures, nude and one with a childlike appearance, emerge from the egg or overlap the scene. The figures seem elongated with exaggerated musculature, suggesting a sense of distortion and dreamlike quality. The background consists of a desert-like landscape with mountains and subtle color variations of tan, beige, and muted blues in the sky and clouds. The style is hyperrealistic, capturing the textures and details of the figures and objects. There are elements of implied movement and tension. Light and shadow are used expressively. The scene portrays an internal struggle.