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A circular, wall-mounted mixed-media artwork is depicted, composed primarily of repurposed plastic jerrycans and various other plastic fragments. The materials, predominantly yellow and green, have been cut, flattened, melted, and fused together in a radial arrangement. The outer circumference features numerous yellow jerrycan necks and handles, oriented outwards. The central portion of the piece contains a denser, layered accumulation of plastic elements in diverse colors including green, blue, orange, red, and white, many appearing twisted, compressed, or partially melted. The surface is highly textured, displaying areas of discoloration, dark residues, and a gritty binder material. The artwork is presented against a plain white wall under direct lighting within an indoor exhibition space. This piece is characteristic of the "Afrogallonism" series by artist Serge Attukwei Clottey and is likely displayed at a contemporary art gallery in Accra, Ghana, such as Gallery 1957.
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