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The image displays two framed ink-on-paper drawings by Brazilian artist Mauricio Solis, exhibited within a glass display case with a prominent pink/magenta frame. The scene is set indoors, on a purple carpeted floor, likely within an art gallery or cultural center. The top drawing depicts a stylized, four-legged creature with a cat-like head wearing glasses, a television screen on its torso emitting a wavy line, and a tail that transforms into an electrical plug, with circular waves emanating from its head. Below this drawing, a signature and the year '80' are visible. The bottom drawing features a humanoid figure with two legs, a body resembling a television set equipped with two antennae, and a screen displaying a wavy line. From the side of this figure, an explosion or burst of energy is depicted, leading to a question mark with an arrow pointing towards it. Below this drawing, a signature and the year '82' are visible. To the right of the bottom drawing, a white information card identifies the artist as "Mauricio Solis," born in "Queixada," and lists the exhibition title as "Vivência Brasileira Décadas." It details four untitled works ("Sem título") from 1980, 1980, 1982, and 1988, specifying the medium as "tinta sobre papel" (ink on paper) and dimensions as 27x21 cm, noting they are from the "Coleção do artista" (artist's collection). Reflections of overhead circular lights are visible on the protective glass of the display case. The lower legs and feet of at least two individuals are partially visible above the display case, indicating the presence of visitors. Based on the exhibition title "Vivência Brasileira Décadas" and the artist Mauricio Solis, the location is identified as the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB) in São Paulo, Brazil, specifically during an exhibition focusing on Brazilian art from past decades.
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