Modern Neo-Expressionist Untitled Nude Study featuring Italian Graffiti

This is a modern expressive mixed-media painting on what appears to be a textured board or canvas, depicting a female nude figure from the torso up. The composition is executed in a raw, gestural style reminiscent of Neo-Expressionism. The anatomical form is defined by loose charcoal or dark crayon outlines, with the skin tones rendered in pale, patchy whites and pinks. A standout feature is the red script written across the figure's chest which reads 'Tutto il cuore nessun pensiero!' (All heart, no thought!), suggesting a thematic focus on emotion over logic. The background is heavily textured with a stippled or sponge-applied palette of forest greens, muddy browns, and vibrant magenta. The craftsmanship displays a deliberate naivety and frantic energy, with visible vertical drip marks and scratching into the paint surface. A signature, which appears to read 'Farinelli', is located in the bottom left corner in a dark, bold cursive. The condition appears fair, though the intentional distress of the medium makes it difficult to distinguish between artist-intended weathering and actual age-related wear. The style suggests a late 20th-century or early 21st-century origin. The work uses high-contrast colors and aggressive linework to create a sense of raw vulnerability and urban grit.