A concrete pillar, part of an overpass structure, stands in Strasbourg, France

A concrete pillar, part of an overpass structure, stands in Strasbourg, France. The pillar is vertically oriented, slightly wider at its base, and made of grey concrete, partially obscured by various forms of graffiti. The upper half of the pillar face displays white spray-painted French text, partially legible as "Tous Les Gais Sont dans!", accompanied by red star-shaped symbols and curved lines. Below this, a multi-panel mural is painted, depicting an abstract natural landscape. This mural features green hills, brown trees with green foliage, blue skies with white clouds, and orange suns, rendered in vibrant, distinct vertical segments. On the far left side of the pillar, additional blue graffiti, possibly a tag, is present. The ground surrounding the base of the pillar consists of dirt and gravel, with small patches of green vegetation. To the immediate right, a paved road surface is visible, suggesting the pillar is adjacent to a roadway. In the distant background on the left, several vehicles are faintly discernible. The scene is brightly illuminated by natural sunlight, casting no significant shadows directly visible on the pillar face. No individuals or specific actions are depicted.