A low-light, eye-level outdoor scene in Bandung City, Indonesia, showcases a large mural painted on a grey building wall

A low-light, eye-level outdoor scene in Bandung City, Indonesia, showcases a large mural painted on a grey building wall. The mural depicts traditional Indonesian Wayang figures in a monochromatic grey-scale palette. On the left, a character resembling Semar is visible, distinguished by a large nose and prominent jaw, with his right hand extended, pointing towards the ground or the central figure. To his right, a smaller, more animated figure, indicative of Petruk or Gareng, is rendered with a pointed nose, wide smile, and a round, speech-bubble-like element near its mouth. Numerous cloud-like motifs, consistent with 'Mega Mendung' batik patterns, are interspersed across the mural. Above the artwork, the building features a row of three visible rectangular windows fitted with security grates, topped by a dark brown awning. A prominent grey utility pole runs vertically on the left side, partially obscuring the mural, with multiple dark electrical lines extending horizontally across the upper frame. Sparse green vegetation is present at the base of the wall and around the pole. The scene is dimly lit, suggesting nighttime conditions.