A weathered mural is depicted on a rough concrete wall in West Jakarta, Indonesia

A weathered mural is depicted on a rough concrete wall in West Jakarta, Indonesia. The mural features two traditional Betawi Ondel-ondel figures flanking a central depiction of the Monas (National Monument) against a backdrop of grey skyscrapers under a blue sky. On the left, a male-appearing Ondel-ondel has dark skin, a prominent black mustache, and a wide smile, wearing a yellow headpiece with white, spiky adornments, a blue top, and yellow accents. On the right, a female-appearing Ondel-ondel with light skin and a wide smile wears a similar yellow, spiky headpiece and a light pink top with a diagonal blue sash. Both figures exhibit large, simple eyes. The Monas, colored light yellow, stands centrally between the figures. The paint across the mural is extensively peeled, chipped, and faded, revealing the underlying rough concrete. The lower portion of the painted wall transitions into a heavily textured, irregular base of dark brown and black tones. Above the mural, the wall is composed of exposed, rough grey concrete, meeting a smoother, lighter grey horizontal surface overhead, likely an overhang or ceiling. The immediate foreground shows a flat concrete ground surface with two parallel drainage grooves. Small green weeds are visible growing within these grooves and at the very base of the wall.