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On the left, vivid hues of red, orange, and yellow dominate, forming the impression of a crouched or working figure—perhaps representing a laborer or someone enduring physical toil. On the right, cooler tones of blue and black define a military figure wearing a helmet, partially emerging from shadow. The center of the canvas is a chaotic mix of both warm and dark colors, creating a tense visual divide—almost as if fire and shadow are colliding or coexisting.

$A burst of red, orange, and black radiates outward from the center like a violent explosion. Faint but noticeable elements of the American flag (stars, red and white stripes) form the backdrop, fractured by the blast. Words like “LATINO,” “TYPES,” and “PROVING” are scattered and crossed out or broken up by jagged lines, suggesting rejection, distortion, or confrontation. The color palette of fiery reds, deep blues, mustard yellows, and blacks conveys intensity, anger, urgency, and unrest.$