This square composition is divided into four distinct quadrants, each featuring bold, contrasting colors - pink and white in the upper left, vibrant orange in the upper right, yellow in the lower left, and turquoise blue in the lower right. Each section contains rough, gestural black marks that create abstract figures or forms against these bright backgrounds. The artwork has a raw, street art quality with visible drips, scratches, and layered elements. Small text fragments and geometric shapes are scattered throughout the composition. The overall effect is energetic and chaotic, with the four-part grid structure providing organization to the explosive visual elements. The title "pop crack No.6" seems to reference both the pop art influence in the color choices and the crackling, fractured nature of the imagery.