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A vertical assemblage art piece is mounted on a textured, light gray concrete wall in Accra, Ghana. The artwork comprises three weathered wooden planks, exhibiting sections of charred black wood, natural grain, and areas painted with white and dark blue stripes. Attached to these planks are various objects: two yellow metallic U-shaped brackets with cylindrical openings are secured near the top. A corrugated wooden strip is diagonally fastened on the upper left. A cream-colored, rectangular metal plate, resembling a sign, is vertically centered, bearing partially legible embossed text including "BASHOUG," "OIL," and numerical sequences such as "532 GH 180." Below this plate are several horizontal black and white striped bands. A single purple and green patterned flip-flop is affixed to the lower left portion of the wood. On the lower right, a red-framed "PRINCE" brand tennis racket is suspended vertically, with a yellow tennis ball cradled within its strings. The concrete wall background shows minor surface imperfections and faint, indistinct numerical markings in the upper right quadrant.
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