Modern Pop Art Screenprint featuring 'Twice Daily Aft.' Text

This is a large-format contemporary screenprint or lithograph executed in a vibrant Pop Art and street-art-influenced style. The composition features heavy layering of graphic elements, including bold typography, industrial motifs like chains, and a central portrait of a woman in a low-fidelity, punk-aesthetic reproduction. The color palette is dominated by olive green, cyan, and black, with accents of red and yellow visible in the underlying layers. A primary focus is a large black block containing the text 'TWICE DAILY AFT. AND' in a stylized blue-and-white font. The artwork utilizes distressed textures, halftone patterns, and overlapping stenciled shapes to create a sense of mechanical reproduction and urban decay. Physically, the piece appears to be printed on heavy white paper and is housed in a simple black frame with a white mat. Based on the aesthetic, this piece likely dates to the early 21st century (c. 2000-2020) and shows signs of high-quality industrial printing techniques. The condition appears sound with no visible foxing, though the print is leaning against a wall and may have slight rippling under the glass. No clear artist signature or edition number is visible from this angle, but the complexity of the layering suggests a professional studio production.