This large-scale painting features two abstracted head-like forms at the top of the composition, rendered in bold, expressive brushstrokes and a vibrant color palette. The forms are depicted with exaggerated features using orange, pink, yellow, and blue tones, with dripping paint creating a sense of dissolution. Below these forms are four vertical columns or shapes that appear to be melting or flowing downward, each containing circular elements in deep reds and other colors. The overall effect is both playful and unsettling, with paint drips and splatters throughout suggesting spontaneity and chaos. The title "pirated trash memoir 6" adds context to the work's raw, recycled aesthetic, as if assembling memories or identities from discarded elements. The painting combines controlled geometric shapes with loose, gestural marks and intentional paint runs that create a dynamic vertical movement throughout the composition.