Quetzalcoatl Cosmic (Acrylic on Canvas)

This is an original acrylic painting executed on canvas, titled 'Quetzalcoatl Cosmic.' The work reflects a contemporary neo-expressionist or street-art style characterized by energetic, thick brushstrokes and a vibrantly chaotic composition. The central figure is a stylized, mask-like face with blonde, wavy hair and an aggressive, bared-teeth expression, rendered in shades of red, black, and white. This figure is positioned above a series of graphic elements, including the word 'TRAMA' in block letters across the chest area, and two globe-like structures representing breasts. Below these, the text 'Fuck you that's what' and 'Life' are visible in varying calligraphic styles. The lower portion of the piece features a 'dumpster fire' illustration labeled with 'DON'T PANIC.' To the left, a large vertical object resembling a stylized razor or technological device features the text 'ELECTROMATIC.' The color palette is diverse, utilizing bold purples, yellows, and blacks with heavy impasto and layering techniques. The condition appears to be relatively new with no significant signs of aging, craquelure, or structural damage, though the raw edges suggest it may be part of an unstretched canvas or a sketchbook. The craftsmanship is intentional in its raw, unfiltered aesthetic, echoing the influence of Basquiat or modern street artists. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures on the face of the canvas, suggesting it may be signed on the reverse.