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An exterior wall in Tel-Aviv, Israel, is depicted, heavily marked with graffiti and pasted art. The wall surface is a light, possibly off-white or beige, material, showing wear and texture. Centrally positioned on the wall is a dark, irregularly torn poster or sticker featuring a realistic image of a human dental arch, displaying a full set of white teeth with minor discoloration and visible pink gums. Below the teeth image, white Hebrew text reads "ותאכל" (V't'akhel - "and you will eat"), followed by "@budilosha_art", and then "ואוכל" (V'okhel - "and I will eat"). Above this central poster, black spray-painted Hebrew letters form a word, partially obscured, resembling "תאכל" (T'akhel - "you will eat"). Blue spray paint lines are visible beneath this text and partially around the poster. To the far left, a portion of a green-framed window with horizontal louvers is visible. Below the central poster, the wall is covered with additional markings. These include multiple red spray-painted heart shapes, some containing crude facial features. To the left of the hearts, a small sticker or print of pink, trumpet-shaped flowers with green leaves is affixed. To the right of the hearts, a series of stylized, orange or reddish bird-like figures are depicted in a row, appearing to stand on a blue spray-painted line. Further to the right and lower, various spray-painted numbers (e.g., '6', '4') and additional Hebrew text are visible, along with abstract shapes and small figures. A torn paper fragment with Hebrew text is also visible in the lower right, partially reading "יש חרו בלב" (Yesh haru b'lev - "there is sadness in the heart"). The scene shows multiple layers of artistic application and urban decay.
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