A concrete utility pole, located in a vegetated area of Cali, Colombia, stands as the central subject

A concrete utility pole, located in a vegetated area of Cali, Colombia, stands as the central subject. The middle section of the pole is wrapped with a hexagonal cardboard structure, hand-decorated with orange and red flower motifs and the words "FIORE SER" in purple and red letters. Below this cardboard, multiple white paper strips are stapled to the pole, forming small open pockets. Each pocket holds one or more small flowers, predominantly pink and orange chrysanthemums. Several paper strips display handwritten Spanish words such as "Luz" (Light), "agradecer" (to thank), "Siempre gracias" (Always thanks), and "Hoy" (Today). The upper portion of the pole exhibits faded, layered markings and numbers, consistent with utility identification or graffiti. The surrounding environment features lush green foliage, large trees, and undergrowth covering the ground, illuminated by bright daylight. No individuals are present in the scene.