Too Much Is Not Enough (1992) exemplifies Erró’s distinctive practice of assembling images drawn from popular culture, comics and mass media into dense, visually charged compositions.

The painting confronts two contrasting pictorial worlds. A vibrant accumulation of cartoon characters, comic-book fragments and graphic sound effects fills one side of the canvas, while a monochrome comic scene occupies the other. Their collision creates a deliberate sense of excess, fragmentation and visual overload.

By appropriating and recombining familiar imagery, Erró transforms the language of mass communication into a new narrative, inviting multiple references and meanings to coexist within the same composition.

Executed in glycerophthalic paint on canvas, Too Much Is Not Enough is a unique work created in 1992 and hand-signed by the artist.