Created by artist Aimée García, Sin titulo (Untitled) is a mixed media artwork measuring around twenty-seven inches tall by a little over seven inches wide. This equals about three feet tall by a little over half a foot wide, giving this artwork a narrow, vertical profile. It is framed in a simple white frame and hung in portrait orientation, meaning its shortest side runs parallel to the floor. Sin titulo (Untitled) consists of an allover composition made up of four to five layers of newspapers that are cropped to fit a frame much smaller than their original size. There is no one particular focal point. Rather, the same amount of surface area of each newspaper sits on top or behind one another. The layered newspapers are typical of newsprint, beige-gray with black text. Each and every line of text has been embroidered with continuous horizontal lines that strike through the letters, rendering them nearly illegible. Although one can barely make out the text that is being concealed in this artwork, it is apparent that the text is in Spanish. Some of the words that can be read are Gramma, assumed to be the title of the newspaper, and ‘órgano oficial del comité central del partido comunista de Cuba’ directly underneath it. The black and white images within the newspapers are embroidered with repeating vertical lines, almost as if putting them behind bars. This artwork uses a limited and subtle color palette.  Garcia uses mostly ochre yellow as well as a bluish gray and a light gray to conceal the newsprint. Although this artwork is made up of very discernable materials, the artist’s manipulation of them results in an abstract pattern of diagonal lines and subtle colors.