This image depicts a heavily graffitied exterior wall of a building in Saint Petersburg, Russia

This image depicts a heavily graffitied exterior wall of a building in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The wall shows significant weathering, with areas of peeling tan paint revealing underlying layers of green, blue, brown, and yellow paint, as well as exposed red brick masonry at the base. Dominating the upper portion of the wall is large, bubble-style graffiti in red and white outline spelling "ЖЕЖБОП". Below this, a stylized white face with three prominent, dark-outlined eyes and tear-like markings is centrally positioned. Above the face, green graffiti text reads "FREE ROM". To the right, a purple abstract shape containing a peace sign is visible. Adjacent to this purple element, a small pixelated purple heart sticker and a small, light pink wooden cutout shaped like a bear's head are affixed to the wall. In the lower right, yellow Cyrillic text "РАЗ БЕ РЕМ" is present. Additional tags and abstract paint layers cover various sections of the wall. Above the graffiti, the building's facade is a weathered tan color, featuring two rectangular windows with white frames and a dark horizontal pipe running beneath them. A vertical dark pipe is secured to the wall on the right side. On the ground in the lower-left corner, a single black plastic trash bag rests on the gritty, uneven concrete pavement. No individuals are present in the scene.