This satirical portrait depicts a figure in business attire - a dark vest, white shirt, and dark tie - shown from the chest up against a muted tan background. The figure appears corpulent, with exaggerated features painted in rich browns and flesh tones. Their head is tilted back with closed eyes and an open mouth in what seems to be an expression of indulgence or excess. In their hands, they clutch what appear to be tools or implements. In the upper right corner, there's a small red rectangular object connected to what looks like a clock or gauge, adding a mysterious mechanical element to the composition. The painting style is bold and somewhat caricatured, with smooth brushwork and strong lighting that emphasizes the figure's dramatic pose. The title "pirated trash memoir 1" suggests this may be a commentary on corporate or societal excess.