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A large, rectangular, textile-like artwork, predominantly yellow and orange with embedded white, grey, and black abstract geometric patterns, hangs draped on a white wall. The artwork appears constructed from numerous small, flattened, interwoven elements, possibly plastic bottle caps or similar repurposed materials, exhibiting a wavy, undulating form and an irregular, frayed bottom edge. The floor beneath is concrete, showing minor wear. Above, an exposed concrete ceiling features red piping (likely fire suppression) and various gray electrical conduits and cables. A track lighting system with multiple spotlights is mounted to the ceiling, illuminating the artwork. No people are visible. This scene is located within a contemporary art gallery in Accra, Ghana, consistent with spaces like Gallery 1957 or Nubuke Foundation, characterized by their industrial aesthetic and focus on large-scale installations.
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