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This mixed-media artwork consists of layers of glued-down printed paper, featuring primarily text taken from what appears to be a promotional or informational document printed on Canson paper, partly in English, French, and Spanish. Against this textual background, the artist has drawn bold graphic outlines with a black marker, forming faces or stylized figures. These outlines are characteristic of graffiti art, with their thick lines and dynamic, almost caricature-like aesthetic. In the lower part of the composition, a distinct shape is rendered using layers of blue and purple enamel paint. This painted element also suggests a stylized face or an abstract form, echoing the black marker outlines above it. The paint application is fluid, with visible brushstrokes or marker lines creating a sense of depth and movement. The combination of found printed materials and direct, expressive markings made with markers and paint creates a dialogue between the commercial and the personal, mass-produced goods and craftsmanship. The work illustrates the artist’s commitment to urban aesthetics and her practice of incorporating everyday materials into her artistic production.