This image depicts a section of a heavily weathered outdoor mural or painted wall surface located in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia

This image depicts a section of a heavily weathered outdoor mural or painted wall surface located in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia. The upper portion of the vertical composition displays natural elements: a reddish-brown tree trunk with a single branch extends from the left, while a large, brown raptor, possibly an eagle, with widespread wings and a light-colored breast, is rendered in flight or motion on the right. The background behind these figures is a faded mix of light green, grey, and white, with darker green splotches representing foliage. The lower half of the scene prominently features a large butterfly with distinctive blue, light green, and black patterns on its wings. To the right of the butterfly, a stylized yellow and orange bird's head with an eye and beak is visible among other abstract shapes. The very bottom edge of the image reveals a border composed of alternating green and yellow square tiles. The entire painted surface exhibits significant deterioration, including extensive cracking, paint chipping, and fading, exposing the underlying lighter substrate. No human figures or discernible actions are depicted.