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This image depicts a large, vibrant mural covering an exterior building wall, observed from a ground-level perspective in New York City, United States. The mural's background is a solid red field. Dominating the lower two-thirds are two highly detailed portraits of children.

On the left, a child with dark hair and East Asian or Hispanic features is shown looking cross-eyed, with their tongue partially extended and a finger inserted into their left nostril. This child wears a blue-toned shirt. Overlaid on this portrait, faint white semi-transparent letters spell "STOP."

On the right, another child, appearing to be of East Asian or Caucasian descent, wears circular glasses, has a finger inserted into their right nostril, and displays an open mouth with visible teeth, conveying a surprised or distressed expression.

Above and between the children, large white block letters spell "NO," with the visible phrase "OPPING TIME" appearing below, likely part of "STOPPING TIME." Throughout the mural, sketch-like blue lines, some resembling wavy clouds or hair, are present. A yellow, sun-like design is visible in the upper left. The artist's tag, "@SOF.01," is located in the upper right corner.

Several architectural elements interrupt the mural: two red rectangular ventilation boxes are mounted on the wall, one above each child's head area. A white drainpipe runs down the upper left. A section of blue and red graffiti-style bubble lettering, which incorporates a pattern resembling horizontal red and white stripes (similar to the Danish flag), is heavily overlaid on the lower right portion of the mural, partially obscuring the right child's torso and lower face.

Below the mural, a concrete sidewalk is visible, exhibiting various stains, cracks, and minor debris. The sky above the building is overcast and light gray.
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Oct 31, 2025, 3:04 PM

New York, USA

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This image depicts a large, vibrant mural covering an exterior building wall, observed from a ground-level perspective in New York City, United States. The mural's background is a solid red field. Dominating the lower two-thirds are two highly detailed portraits of children. On the left, a child with dark hair and East Asian or Hispanic features is shown looking cross-eyed, with their tongue partially extended and a finger inserted into their left nostril. This child wears a blue-toned shirt. Overlaid on this portrait, faint white semi-transparent letters spell "STOP." On the right, another child, appearing to be of East Asian or Caucasian descent, wears circular glasses, has a finger inserted into their right nostril, and displays an open mouth with visible teeth, conveying a surprised or distressed expression. Above and between the children, large white block letters spell "NO," with the visible phrase "OPPING TIME" appearing below, likely part of "STOPPING TIME." Throughout the mural, sketch-like blue lines, some resembling wavy clouds or hair, are present. A yellow, sun-like design is visible in the upper left. The artist's tag, "@SOF.01," is located in the upper right corner. Several architectural elements interrupt the mural: two red rectangular ventilation boxes are mounted on the wall, one above each child's head area. A white drainpipe runs down the upper left. A section of blue and red graffiti-style bubble lettering, which incorporates a pattern resembling horizontal red and white stripes (similar to the Danish flag), is heavily overlaid on the lower right portion of the mural, partially obscuring the right child's torso and lower face. Below the mural, a concrete sidewalk is visible, exhibiting various stains, cracks, and minor debris. The sky above the building is overcast and light gray.

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