This vintage vinyl wall art transforms an original 1980s record into a bold & liberating piece of primitive-inspired dcor. Hand-painted in vibrant tones & finished with engraved bass-relief lines, it merges the raw immediacy of rupestrian art with echoes of African mask symbolism. Titled Linguaccia (The Tongue-Out), the work celebrates the liberatory gesture of sticking out one's tongue playful yet defiant, a reminder of rebellion, humor, & freedom. The eyes, engraved in simple graphic strokes, watch with intensity, while the extended tongue creates a powerful statement of irreverence & joy. Unlike previous works in this series, this piece was created with a hand-painted base rather than sprayed color, giving it a more direct & tactile presence. The engraved black lines add depth & texture, transforming the vinyl into a sculptural surface that blends music history with contemporary visual storytelling. With its primitive energy, graphic power, & playful symbolism, this artwork resonates with Brutalist aesthetics, African mask inspiration, & modern statement dcor. A striking piece for eclectic interiors or a unique gift for art lovers who value bold expression. Details One-of-a-kind artwork Upcycled 33 rpm vinyl record (1980s) Techniques: hand-painted base, engraved bass-relief black lines Ready to hang Made in Germany Original vinyl was non-functional - no playable music harmed ???? Measurements Diameter: approx. 30 cm (12 in) ???? Condition Excellent upcycled condition. Minor signs of age on the vinyl surface enhance the authentic character of the piece. ???? Free international shipping included. ???? Subscribe to our newsletter (link in shop announcement) to receive 15% off your first Etsy order. Upcycled Vinyl Record Art African Mask Streetart Style Home Decor