Rendered in watercolour, markers, and ink on paper, "2 Months" (2020) presents Ludovic Nkoth's characteristically charged figuration at an intimate scale, measuring 61 by 46 centimetres. The work channels the raw immediacy of works on paper, where fluid washes of colour bleed and pool against the staccato marks of ink and marker, creating a surface alive with layered gesture. Nkoth's figures, rooted in his Cameroonian heritage and his experience navigating diaspora identity, carry emotional weight that exceeds their compact dimensions, each passage of colour functioning simultaneously as skin, light, and psychological atmosphere. Nkoth, who trained at the Art Institute of Atlanta and has built significant institutional momentum through exhibitions across the United States and Europe, works in a lineage that draws on Expressionism while remaining deeply personal in its cultural specificity. "2 Months" exemplifies his ability to compress time and memory into a single pictorial moment, the title suggesting duration made visible, a period of lived experience distilled onto paper. The combination of media reflects his broader practice, where no single material dominates and the interplay between wet and dry, controlled and accidental, mirrors the tensions inherent in his subject matter. For collectors, works on paper by Nkoth offer direct access to the artist's most unguarded process, closer in spirit to a private notation than a public declaration. Available through Unit, this piece represents an early moment in what has become a rapidly expanding and critically recognised career, making it both an artistically significant and strategically considered acquisition.