Original Mixed Media Character Portrait by Harif Guzman (Haculla)

This is an original artwork by contemporary artist Harif Guzman, known for his 'Haculla' street art persona. The piece features a stylized, anthropomorphic figure executed in a T-shaped format on a rigid substrate, possibly wood panel or heavy composite. The composition is split into a large, rectangular head and a narrow vertical torso. The color palette consists of bold, primary-adjacent tones including bright pink for a prominent mustache, pale blue for the eyes, and washes of lime green and yellow throughout the face and body. The lines are rendered in heavy black ink or paint, characteristic of Guzman's gritty, neo-expressionist street style which draws inspiration from New York City skate culture and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The top portion displays a face with almond-shaped eyes, jagged teeth, and a curling pink mustache. The lower section features a simplified nude male torso with green outlines, yellow highlights, and black stippling representing body hair. Notable features include the raw, layered quality of the application and the artist's signature use of distorted proportions. Observation of the edges suggests a hand-cut or custom-shaped board rather than a traditional canvas. Condition-wise, the piece shows minor edge wear and surface irregularities consistent with the artist's use of found materials and a raw urban aesthetic. The craftsmanship is expressive and focuses on immediacy and graphic impact rather than refined finish.