The image is divided into two panels. On the left side, there’s a close-up of a person’s hand holding a can of spray paint. The can is primarily black with a yellow base, and the nozzle is being pressed down, suggesting that the paint is being applied. The wall in the background is white, but patches of brown are visible where it seems the paint or some layer has been removed or is being sprayed, revealing the underlying surface. The person’s forearm is visible and features a colorful tattoo with vivid patterns in reds, greens, and other colors.

The right panel shows a different section of a wall. This wall appears to have been roughly stripped or is in the process of peeling. The outer layer of white paint can be seen curling and flaking away, revealing a rough, brownish surface beneath. There is some indistinct black text or markings visible on the brown layer, partially obscured by the peeling layers. The texture of this underlying surface varies from smooth to rough, with some parts of peeling paint hanging loosely while others have already fallen away, giving the entire section a rugged appearance. The varied tones of white, brown, and gray-black text provide a sense of texture and layering to this part of the image.

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