Mixed Media Abstract Figurative Painting with Text

This appears to be a large, vertical, mixed-media abstract figurative painting, likely executed on a canvas or wooden panel. The dominant colors are shades of brown, black, white, and red, creating a somewhat muted yet striking palette. The central imagery features a reclining or semi-reclining figure, rendered abstractly with broad, expressive brushstrokes in earthy tones. The figure's form is suggested rather than explicitly detailed, focusing on the curves of the body. Several textual elements are incorporated into the artwork. Prominently in the upper right, white German text reads, "DEM ERFUL CEHREN FOLG weise EINEA UND TRAUR SAlTHEIT!," and in the upper left, the word "IS" is visible. A large white speech bubble or cloud-like shape in the lower central area contains the English text "WHY IS. VICTORIA Secret" in a hand-drawn, somewhat casual font. Below this, larger, bold black letters spell what appears to be "Idela eta" or a similar word on a red background. The brushwork throughout is dynamic and textured, suggesting acrylic or oil paints, possibly combined with markers or spray paint for the text. There are visible drips and splatters, contributing to a raw, urban art aesthetic. The piece exhibits a contemporary style, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century, blending figurative elements with graffiti-inspired text and abstract backgrounds. The overall condition appears good, with no overt damage visible, but the intentional use of raw brushwork and varied textures might obscure minor wear. The large scale suggests it is intended as a focal point in a space.