The image depicts a section of a graffiti-covered wall in the city of Bhimad, Nepal, beneath an overcast sky

The image depicts a section of a graffiti-covered wall in the city of Bhimad, Nepal, beneath an overcast sky. The wall is composed of an upper, light beige or pinkish painted surface and a lower, weathered grey concrete base. The prominent graffiti on the upper wall features a large, stylized blue bubble containing the word "PERSIB" in bold black and white capital letters, with "EVER NEVER DIE" visible below it. Adjacent to "PERSIB" is a shield-like emblem with a yellow upper section, a green and black crenellated middle, and a blue and white wavy pattern at the bottom. This section also includes black, spiky outline elements. To the right, three distinct stylized male portraits are painted. The leftmost figure wears a black peci (cap) and a light blue uniform with a dark tie, depicted with an open-mouthed expression, resembling historical Indonesian figures. The middle figure also wears a black peci and light blue attire, but its face is largely obscured by white paint. The rightmost figure is depicted in light blue clothing with discernible facial features. On the lower, weathered concrete base of the wall, additional faded black graffiti includes characters resembling "TAI" and "129", along with indistinct script. Above the main graffiti, a plain, light-colored building wall is visible, capped by a corrugated metal roofline. Green foliage from distant trees is visible against the light grey, cloudy sky in the upper right portion of the frame. The image is slightly blurred, suggesting capture during motion or with a fast shutter speed, and is taken from a low, upward-angled perspective.