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An artwork is affixed to an urban wall primarily composed of small, white square tiles, transitioning to rough, light grey masonry above. The artwork, a rectangular piece, features a stylized portrait of a man with dark hair, a beard, and a mustache, depicted in light brown tones. He wears a cream-colored garment with vertical lines and a two-button collar. In the center foreground of the portrait, he holds an unfurled, light brown scroll inscribed with black text: "IMAM MUHSIN HENDRICKS 1967 - 2025 MORT POUR L'INCLUSION LA LIBERTÉ ET L'AMOUR" (meaning "IMAM MUHSIN HENDRICKS 1967 - 2025 DIED FOR INCLUSION, LIBERTY AND LOVE"). The background of the portrait displays a gradient of stylized roses, colored from red and orange on the left, through yellow and green, to blue and purple on the right. Vertically aligned on the left border of the artwork, the text "HOZIER - "TAKE ME TO CHURCH"" is visible. The signature "PYQUET" is present at the bottom right of the artwork. Below the main artwork, on the tiled wall, a small, circular ceramic plate is attached. It features a blue rim, a green pickle illustration, and the text "macron" in large letters, with "plus un cornichon" in smaller script below it. To the right of the artwork, a grey vertical downspout or conduit runs along the wall, secured by metal clips. Exposed electrical wiring is visible near the top right section of the wall. This scene is located on an urban wall at **Rue du Loup, Bordeaux, France**.
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