In recent years, there has been a strong worldwide boom in fitness and bodybuilding, which naturally has a subtle effect on people's sensory responses. Perhaps due to this, I have become interested in a physique full of masculine features. I gradually realize that the visual "aggressiveness" of hormones is subconsciously conquering my inner punctum point.

At the same time, having a background in academic painting technique, in the process of studying Western classical artworks, I found that the muscular bodies depicted by the artists attracted me even more than the psychological tension between the painting language or the narrative structure and me.

While these distinct masculine objects firmly capture my eye, I also reflect: when I receive the visual information, it is usually their bodies and facial features that come to my attention, so is my preference for these images conditioned by their facial features and identity information? If their facial features are somehow removed, does that have an impact on this universal aesthetic phenomenon?

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