A raw and unflinching gelatin silver print by Larry Clark, this work exemplifies his signature documentary style that blurs the line between personal narrative and social observation. Printed in 1983, the image carries the gritty, intimate aesthetic Clark became known for, capturing the unguarded truths of youth culture and street life with a deeply personal lens. The stark contrast and textured quality of the silver gelatin process intensifies the visceral, confessional nature of his vision.