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A framed black and white drawing is mounted on a cream-colored wall. The drawing depicts a central figure of a woman with elaborate hair, surrounded by various flora and fauna. The text below the drawing provides information about the artwork, titled "NITUBO SA DABAW (GROWN IN DAVAO)". It describes the mural's content, including an elderly Ata woman, an Olive-backed Sunbird, and various native animals and plants from the Davao Region. The text also mentions the cultural significance of the Okir or Okil motifs used in the mural, identifying it as an example from Mindanaoan culture. Below this descriptive text are artist credits, the artist group "Visual Violet Artists," individual artist names: Ilian Carlo Augustus T. Ferrer, Marielle Joy S. Carugda, and Fanny A. Nonong. Contact details, including a phone number and address "Gemini Street, Doña Vicenta Village, Davao City," are also provided. At the bottom of the frame, the phrase "LIFE IS HERE" is visible, accompanied by several circular emblems. The wall has some hairline cracks visible.
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