“**Cyclops Among the Eternally Dead**” is an artwork created by **Eric Fischl**, an artist associated with the **Contemporary Realism** movement. The genre of this artwork is **interior**.
The artwork depicts a complex and surreal interior scene. At its center, there is a figure dressed in ecclesiastical robes, adorned with a cross, who seems to possess a blurred or indistinct face, possibly representing a cyclops. Surrounding this central figure are several statuesque, headless nude forms, arranged in various poses and suggestive of classical sculptures in a state of disrepair or dismemberment. The overall composition and the interplay of light and shadow contribute to a haunting and contemplative atmosphere, evoking themes of decay, myth, and existential reflection. The use of muted colors further emphasizes the somber and eerie mood of the piece.