Untitled 

This 'Untitled' work by Epsylon Point presents a palimpsest of marks on a concrete wall. We see vibrant layers of spray paint intermingling with images that appear almost stenciled, creating a visual depth that is at once chaotic and controlled. The composition defies a singular focal point; instead, the eye is invited to wander across a surface teeming with signs. The high key of the palette, dominated by greens, yellows and pinks, contrasts with the roughness of the concrete, blurring the lines between the planned and the spontaneous. The artwork disrupts traditional notions of authorship and originality through its layering and use of accessible, reproducible imagery. It creates a dialogue between the individual act of creation and the collective visual language of urban space. This challenges the very structure of artistic value and redefines the wall not just as a boundary but as a medium for communication. Ultimately, the energy embedded in the artwork's composition invites us to consider how such visual interventions can transform and reimagine public space.