The image displays a mixed-media collage composed of layered torn and cut paper fragments, resting on a white surface

The image displays a mixed-media collage composed of layered torn and cut paper fragments, resting on a white surface. The materials originate from various sources, including newspapers and magazines published in Spanish, consistent with the city of Valencia, Venezuela. The collage foreground features a central abstract design. This design begins with an irregularly torn piece of brown kraft paper, overlaid by a sharp, angular white paper cutout that resembles a stylized star or arrow. Positioned centrally over these layers is a dark blue circular paper cutout. A thin black strip runs diagonally from the upper left to the lower right across the blue circle and white angular shape. A small, red square is affixed to the lower left quadrant of the blue circle, partially overlapping the black strip. Two small, white jagged shapes, resembling lightning bolts, are placed on the right edge of the blue circle. Underlying these central elements, various ripped paper fragments are visible. These include: * A bright yellow torn paper fragment visible in the bottom-left corner. * Sections of newsprint with legible Spanish text such as "capricornio" (green text on white), "AS ESTRELLAS," "febrero 18-marzo 2" (February 18-March 2), "Pelo S...", "negocios," and phrases relating to beauty routines. * A partial image of a woman's face showing a mouth with red lipstick (upper left). * A partial image of another woman's face, specifically the eyes and forehead (lower left). * A newsprint image depicting what appears to be industrial or utility poles against a light blue background (center-left, behind the blue circle). * A torn fragment in the upper right corner displays multiple glitter-adorned currency symbols, specifically dollar signs ($). * Another fragment (center-right) shows a section that might be a red-striped awning or staircase detail. No discernible human actions or interactions are depicted within the collage elements themselves. The environment is limited to the static arrangement of paper on a white surface.