a well-known building in the city where you live, if it is Bielsko-Biała - it could be a fragment of the Sułowski Castle) or a stylized white eagle (from the coat of arms of Poland) on a red background (red strokes, lines). This side can be done with clearer, sharp black lines, geometric shapes, symbolizing the structure of reality. You can add the word "TERAZ" (now) or the current date coordinates. Transition: The border between the halves is not clear, but "torn," with black blobs flowing into each other and sharp red lines, emphasizing internal conflict and tension. Main idea: Create a composition where elements symbolizing Ukraine (desire, home, past/future) visually "struggle" or contrast with elements symbolizing Poland (reality, present, refuge). The key will be the use of characteristic Trash Polish techniques: a combination of realism and abstraction, black-red palette, graphic elements, and text. Option 1: "Two Hearts / Two Lands" Central element: It can be divided or two intertwining stylized hearts. Ukrainian half: Done using realistic elements symbolizing Ukraine. For example, a black outline of the map of Ukraine, inside which a realistic spikelet of wheat (black-gray) or a bunch of guelder-rose (berries - rich red) is drawn. The background of this half is softer, possibly "torn" black strokes, symbolizing memories or longing. You can add the word "DІM" or "MРІЯ" (dream) in a stylized font of a well-known building in the city where you live, if it is Bielsko-Biała - it could be a fragment of the Sułowski Castle) or a stylized white eagle (from the coat of arms of Poland) on a red background (red strokes, lines). This side can be done with clearer, sharp black lines, geometric shapes, symbolizing the structure of reality. You can add the word "TERAZ" (now) or the current date coordinates. Transition: The border between the halves is not clear, but "torn," with black blobs flowing into each other and sharp red lines, emphasizing internal conflict and tension.higly detailed tattoo