This image depicts a scene at the Ninot Exhibition in Alicante, Spain, likely during the Fallas festival. The foreground features two large, grotesque caricatures of political figures, each with the head of a human and the body of a bird, possibly representing vultures. The caricature on the left, with a stern expression, is slightly closer to the camera. The caricature on the right is partially visible, showing a similar avian body. Both figures are standing in a gravel-filled area, interspersed with several white crosses, suggesting a somber or critical commentary. Behind the figures, a sign with text in Spanish reads: "Dos buitres carroñeros tienen sed de sangre y dolor, pues los vemos muy enteros, mientras siembran el terror." (Two scavenger vultures are thirsty for blood and pain, as we see them very whole, while they sow terror.) Another small sign on the right figure's body reads "LA MUERTE INVITADA A LA MESA DE ESTOS DOS" (Death invited to the table of these two). In the background, buildings with illuminated windows and decorative lights are visible, indicating an urban setting at night. The overall scene is part of an artistic installation, likely a political satire or social commentary, common in the Fallas tradition. in Alicante/alacant, Spain

Sergey

Jun 23, 2026, 12:09 AM

Alicante/alacant, Spain

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sinister

disdain

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This image depicts a scene at the Ninot Exhibition in Alicante, Spain, likely during the Fallas festival. The foreground features two large, grotesque caricatures of political figures, each with the head of a human and the body of a bird, possibly representing vultures. The caricature on the left, with a stern expression, is slightly closer to the camera. The caricature on the right is partially visible, showing a similar avian body. Both figures are standing in a gravel-filled area, interspersed with several white crosses, suggesting a somber or critical commentary. Behind the figures, a sign with text in Spanish reads: "Dos buitres carroñeros tienen sed de sangre y dolor, pues los vemos muy enteros, mientras siembran el terror." (Two scavenger vultures are thirsty for blood and pain, as we see them very whole, while they sow terror.) Another small sign on the right figure's body reads "LA MUERTE INVITADA A LA MESA DE ESTOS DOS" (Death invited to the table of these two). In the background, buildings with illuminated windows and decorative lights are visible, indicating an urban setting at night. The overall scene is part of an artistic installation, likely a political satire or social commentary, common in the Fallas tradition.

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