A dynamic interplay of acrylic, graphite, and metal elements converges on paper in this untitled work by Cuban artist Tania Bruguera, known for her politically charged practice. The layered materials create a tension between the raw immediacy of graphite marks and the reflective, industrial quality of metal, evoking themes of power, resistance, and fragility. The work invites viewers to consider the physical and conceptual weight of its surfaces as a meditation on bodies, systems, and the boundaries between them.