This mixed media collage presents a chaotic urban landscape dominated by bold splashes of color against a dark background. The composition features layers of torn posters, newspaper clippings, and street art elements, creating a gritty, metropolitan atmosphere. Vibrant pinks, yellows, blues, and reds burst through the predominantly black surface, while text fragments appear throughout, including a prominent pink text element in the upper left quadrant. A grid pattern subtly emerges through the layers, providing structure to the seemingly random arrangement. The artwork's aggressive energy and layered destruction align with its title's reference to "thugs," while the mathematical element in the title (14^(-1/2)) might relate to the underlying grid structure. Yellow silhouetted figures appear in the lower portion, adding to the street-art aesthetic. The overall effect suggests a wall that has been repeatedly tagged, torn, and pasted over, capturing the raw energy of urban decay and renewal.