Clown on the Road (1996) by Miklos Nemeth is a playful acrylic on cardboard piece measuring 37 x 68 cm, signed on the bottom center. The painting is a dynamic mix of abstract shapes and patterns in vibrant blues, reds, and earthy tones, outlined in thick white brushstrokes that define and fragment the composition. The stylized forms, reminiscent of masks or faces, merge and overlap, suggesting a chaotic yet rhythmic energy. This piece combines abstract expressionism with influences of primitivism, capturing a raw and spontaneous essence through its unrefined shapes and simplified forms. The textured layers and expressive strokes create a sense of motion and unpredictability, reflecting the whimsical yet disordered journey of the titular clown, making the work both visually engaging and thought-provoking.