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A vibrant, multi-colored graffiti mural depicting an indigenous-style anthropomorphic figure dominates the left side of a weathered blue building wall on Melchor Jimenez Street in La Paz, Bolivia. The mural, primarily in shades of blue, teal, and purple with white and light blue patterns, features large black circular eyes, a rectangular mouth or nose, and a segmented body with intricate geometric designs. Below the main face, two smaller, stylized humanoid or totem figures are depicted. The wall exhibits an "MELCHOR JIMENEZ" street sign near the top and "©huava..." and other illegible white graffiti at the bottom. To the right, a black utility pole stands vertically, adorned with multiple stickers. Attached to this pole is a white sign that reads "BARRO" and "CLAY WORKS" in black capital letters. An upside-down, reddish-brown clay pot is suspended from a bracket above this sign. Beyond the pole, a narrow, downward-sloping cobblestone street or alley is visible. Market stalls line the right side of the alley, displaying clothing and other goods. Overhead, a clear blue sky is crisscrossed by utility wires, and distant buildings appear reddish-brown. One individual, wearing a bright green uniform and a hat, is seen walking away from the camera in the middle-ground, partially obscured by the market stalls and pole. Another person's lower torso and legs are partially visible in the bottom right corner, appearing to look downwards. The base of the mural shows dirt accumulation and minor damage.
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