The work Untitled was created during the artist’s participation in the first edition of the Luciana Brito Galeria LAB, a project that revisits the concept of the artist's studio, where the public was invited to witness the creative process and engage with fundamental questions related to artistic creation.

For this, Bosco Sodi employed one of his most well-known techniques, in which he layers materials onto the canvas to create a highly textured surface. However, this time he impressed onto it the shape of the heliconia, a typical Brazilian flower widely used by landscape designer Burle Marx, which also grows in the gardens of Luciana Brito Galeria.