The image displays a large section of a light-grey concrete wall, characterized by horizontal striations from its casting, located within the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos in Santiago, Chile

The image displays a large section of a light-grey concrete wall, characterized by horizontal striations from its casting, located within the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos in Santiago, Chile. Approximately 25 to 30 square and rectangular photographs are systematically arranged in horizontal rows across the wall. Each photograph is suspended from thin, taut metal wires by small, metallic bulldog clips attached to the top edge of the print. The photographs themselves vary in color, including full color, sepia-toned, and black and white, and depict a range of social and historical scenes. Prominent subjects within the photographs include: individuals participating in street protests, one banner partially displaying "EXIJAMOS L..."; outdoor gatherings and makeshift camps with tents; groups of people around vehicles, potentially for transport or distribution; an image of an object wrapped in clear plastic; a person standing next to a poster with the partial word "JUSTICIA"; a woman illuminated by numerous lit candles in a dark setting; a collection of small, rectangular handwritten notes or messages; and scenes of ruined buildings or landscapes. The display creates a mosaic of documentation, presented for public viewing within a museum context.