The image displays a section of a weathered concrete wall in Witeithie ward, Kenya, heavily covered with graffiti, above a natural ground area

The image displays a section of a weathered concrete wall in Witeithie ward, Kenya, heavily covered with graffiti, above a natural ground area. The concrete wall is light grey-brown, exhibiting cracks and streaks from environmental exposure. The graffiti centrally features a stylized portrait of a dark-skinned male with a beard, wearing a light green baseball cap and a matching hooded garment. His mouth is wide open in an expressive or shouting gesture, revealing white teeth and a pink tongue. To the left of this portrait, large red and white bubble letters spell "BKM" or "BKTHMA," with "RIP JOHN MAINA" written in black text directly above them. Below the portrait, "THEODA THEKA" is inscribed. To the right, a cartoon hand with a light skin tone holds a green spray paint can with a black nozzle. Below the spray can, the text "KUSTOM KULTURE KENYA" is visible. In the upper right quadrant of the wall, smaller black text reads "BILA I.D. NI KIFO!!! HAPO HAPO." Below the graffiti wall, a narrow, shallow channel of dark, possibly stagnant, water runs horizontally. Below the water channel, a strip of dark brown, exposed soil forms a bank. The immediate foreground is dominated by a dense patch of vibrant green, leafy vegetation growing directly from the soil. Sparse green shoots are also visible along the water's edge.