A framed charcoal or graphite drawing, oriented horizontally, depicts the head and upper torso of a young woman rendered in monochrome. The woman has long, dark, straight hair with bangs, framing a face with wide, striking eyes and full lips. Her gaze is directed slightly upward and towards the viewer. She appears to be wearing a top with thin straps. Prominently featured throughout the drawing, intertwining with her hair and appearing over her body, are multiple strands of barbed wire, creating a sense of confinement or a barrier. The background of the artwork is a textured, shaded expanse with a lighter, almost glowing effect around the woman's head, contrasting with the darker rendering of the barbed wire and her hair. The art piece is enclosed in a simple black frame. The drawing is displayed against a dark, textured wall, possibly concrete or stucco, suggesting an indoor setting in Buenos Aires, Argentina. No discernible activity is taking place other than the display of the artwork. The woman's expression conveys an intense or contemplative emotion. There is no visible text within the artwork or on the frame.

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Tue, Apr 28, 2026, 05:33 PM

Buenos Aires, Argentina

-34.63900, -58.43400

A framed charcoal or graphite drawing, oriented horizontally, depicts the head and upper torso of a young woman rendered in monochrome. The woman has long, dark, straight hair with bangs, framing a fa…read more

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