An abstract painting by Ernesto Hernán, titled "Sin título" (Untitled) and created in 2013 using mixed media on canvas, is displayed on a plain white wall in an exhibition space within Mexico City, Mexico

An abstract painting by Ernesto Hernán, titled "Sin título" (Untitled) and created in 2013 using mixed media on canvas, is displayed on a plain white wall in an exhibition space within Mexico City, Mexico. The artwork features a vibrant green background with subtle textural variations and lighter greenish-brown areas. Fragmented and deconstructed forms dominate the canvas. In the upper left, two prominent circular objects resembling spoked wheels or gears appear in grey and reddish-brown tones. To their right, a dynamic, fragmented animal-like figure, possibly a bull or ram, is depicted with dark, angular forms suggesting horns and a body composed of various grey, blue, and brown geometric and curvilinear shapes. The lower section of the painting includes additional abstract components: on the left, a structure with flat yellow-ochre planes and vertical supports, and on the right, more fan-like or gear-like circular elements rendered in greys and browns. Numerous smaller, elongated, and angular fragments in earthy tones (brown, beige, grey, black) are scattered across the composition, conveying movement and deconstruction. A small white informational label identifying the artist, title, medium, and year is affixed to the wall to the right of the painting. The floor beneath the wall is a light-colored wood.