Mario Miranda Original C121 Pen Ink Cartoon Drawing
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Description
Rendered in spare black ink against an expanse of untouched paper, the cartoon turns emptiness into a stage where authority and anxiety can perform with brutal clarity. The boss’s heavy, anchoring mass and open palm dominate the lower frame, while the slim subordinate—pressed to the margin—absorbs the reprimand like a silent punctuation mark, making hierarchy feel less like dialogue than gravity. The hand-lettered admonition about forgetting to “start again” reads as both managerial cliché and existential verdict, exposing how modern work ritualizes pauses only to weaponize them. What lingers is the uneasy comedy of recognition: a scene where humor becomes a coping mechanism for the cyclical trap of productivity.
Additional Information
| Type |
Original |
|---|---|
| Size |
5x3 |
| Material |
Paper |