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The scene depicts a section of a concrete breakwater along the coastline of Arica, Chile. Multiple gray, weathered concrete structures, consistent with tetrapods or dolos, are arranged in the foreground and midground, extending towards a body of water visible in the background. Two primary concrete structures in the foreground are adorned with painted artwork. The structure on the left exhibits a vertical multicolored stripe in orange, green, and red hues. Its top surface features a circular pattern of yellow and green dots. A prominent section of this structure displays a grayscale portrait of an individual, likely a child or adolescent, depicted wearing a cap. Below this portrait, red text reads "CANTAR PROFUNDO," with "maritza" positioned beneath it. On a lower face of this same structure, green and red lettering spells out "LOS NIÑOS TIENEN DERECHO A LA ILUSIÓN" (Children have the right to illusion/hope), accompanied by a red heart symbol and the signature "Caramel y Matilde Gonzalez." An adjacent surface bears black graffiti resembling a stylized winged figure. The concrete structure to the right is painted with a stylized face, characterized by large yellow eyes and a dark, beak-like or mouth-like feature, against a light gray base. Yellow and light green lines are visible on its upper surfaces. The background reveals additional unpainted concrete breakwater elements and the expanse of the ocean. Several natural rocks are present at the base of the painted structures, along with minor detritus, including a small piece of orange material near the base of the left structure. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting distinct shadows. No individuals are present.
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