Which one is more appropriate for the title of a painting? ENGLISH?

The difficult part here is "self". Do you want it to refer to the painting or to the person looking at the painting? I suggest you title it in a way that may refer to both. Call it "Beholders' eyes". This comes from the saying "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder".

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