In Yellow Broken, Herrero employs a mixed-media approach that emphasizes the physical act of mark-making. The interplay of graphite lines and oil pastel creates a textured surface where geometric shapes collide with expressive brushwork. While the composition leans into abstraction, there is a grounded sense of place, hinting at the architectural rhythms and light found in recognizable Moroccan scenes.

The use of color serves as a focal point of emotional depth, where the titular yellow breaks through a predominantly black and white palette. This tension between the monochromatic base and the sudden burst of pigment invites interpretive diversity, allowing the viewer to find their own real-world connections within the patterns. The result is a drawing that feels both deliberate and deeply personal, capturing a specific moment of visual expression.