In That Kiss, Renato Hunto fragments the human face into a vibrant constellation of colour, line, and emotion. Bold geometric planes intersect with expressive graffiti gestures, creating a composition where control and spontaneity coexist. The image carries echoes of cubist influence while remaining rooted in the immediacy of the street. Across the surface, bursts of colour and layered forms pulse with energy, while the eyes hold a quiet intensity that anchors the composition. Words such as “MY” and “KISS” emerge through the paint like fragments of a spoken message, recalling the language of graffiti where text and image merge into a single visual voice. Hunto’s work frequently centres on love, connection, and human presence within the chaos of the city, transforming the kiss into both declaration and moment of intimacy amid the noise of urban life.