A close-up, vertical photograph depicts a section of an urban wall in La Paz, Bolivia

A close-up, vertical photograph depicts a section of an urban wall in La Paz, Bolivia. The wall's lower portion is covered in a textured, light-colored stucco or plaster, while the upper section reveals an older, white-painted brick wall showing significant peeling and deterioration. A black electrical cable runs horizontally across the wall's upper segment. Dominating the center of the stucco surface is blue stencil graffiti, partially obscured and deteriorated, displaying the words "TODO" on the top line, "POR" on the second, and "CARGADI" on the third, stacked vertically. To the left of this stencil, a partial blue outline of a circle is visible. Below the blue stencil, a faint purple spray-painted shape resembling a heart appears. The bottom-left corner of the stucco wall features intricate black swirling graffiti. Additional black spray paint marks are present on the upper brick wall and a metal structure on the right. On the right side of the image, a vertical, corrugated metal duct or downspout, marked with black graffiti, extends downwards. Below this duct, a section of a window with a light-colored metal security grate is partially visible, revealing a dark interior or exterior beyond. Artificial light illuminates the wall, casting shadows, particularly from the lower black graffiti, suggesting a light source from the upper left. No individuals or active interactions are present in the scene, which reflects a typical urban environment with visible signs of wear and public markings.