An outdoor, daytime, ground-level scene in an urban environment in Łódź, Poland

An outdoor, daytime, ground-level scene in an urban environment in Łódź, Poland. The foreground features a weathered concrete wall with a horizontal band of chipped black paint. Below the black paint, the concrete is crumbling, revealing red bricks and mortar. Affixed to the black painted section of the wall, slightly left of center, is a horizontally oriented rectangular print or poster. The print displays a vibrant, glitched portrait of a person wearing dark-rimmed glasses, characterized by an anaglyph or chromatic aberration effect with prominent blue, green, yellow, and red hues. To the right of the print, inscribed in white on the black paint, is the text "JERZY JARNIEWICZ". Behind the wall, a wire chain-link fence with rusty vertical posts stretches across the mid-ground. Beyond the fence, an urban landscape is visible under an overcast sky. Two multi-story buildings, typical of Central European pre-war or post-war architecture, are present. The building on the left features weathered red brick with numerous white-framed windows. The building on the right is a lighter, possibly stucco-clad structure, also with multiple windows and balconies featuring green railings. Various green trees and conical evergreen shrubs (thuja) are positioned between the fence and the buildings. The immediate ground in the foreground consists of cracked pavement with sparse dry vegetation. No individuals are actively present or performing actions within the visible frame, but the portrait depicts a male subject.