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A mural by Jorge González Camarena, titled 'Duality,' is depicted, located within the Museo del Templo Mayor in Mexico City. The artwork portrays two stylized, confronting creatures against a textured, abstract background of purples, reds, and dark blues. On the left, a large, teal-colored creature, resembling a feathered serpent or reptile, is shown with its mouth wide open, baring sharp white fangs and a visible tongue. Facing it on the right is an orange, black-spotted feline figure, indicative of a jaguar, also with its mouth agape, revealing prominent white fangs. The orange creature's foreleg, featuring claws, extends towards the lower center of the composition. Both figures are rendered in a dynamic, aggressive posture.
Tamara

Mar 6, 2026, 5:33 PM

Mexico City, Mexico

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A mural by Jorge González Camarena, titled 'Duality,' is depicted, located within the Museo del Templo Mayor in Mexico City. The artwork portrays two stylized, confronting creatures against a textured, abstract background of purples, reds, and dark blues. On the left, a large, teal-colored creature, resembling a feathered serpent or reptile, is shown with its mouth wide open, baring sharp white fangs and a visible tongue. Facing it on the right is an orange, black-spotted feline figure, indicative of a jaguar, also with its mouth agape, revealing prominent white fangs. The orange creature's foreleg, featuring claws, extends towards the lower center of the composition. Both figures are rendered in a dynamic, aggressive posture.

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