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The image shows an outdoor scene in Haifa, Israel, featuring a large bronze statue of a gorilla in the foreground. The gorilla statue is positioned in a squatting posture, facing to the right of the frame. Its surface displays a weathered, patinated finish with hues of green, blue, and gold. Behind the statue, a black sign with white lettering is mounted on a wall. The sign contains a quote attributed to Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido, which reads: "I'M NOT TEACHING YOU HOW TO FIGHT. I'M TEACHING YOU HOW TO CONTROL EVIL. THAT IS WHAT WE ARE REALLY DOING IN THIS DOJO." To the right of the quote, a black and white illustration of a man, presumably Ueshiba, is depicted. The environment suggests an urban setting with elements of nature and art. Lush green foliage and flowering branches hang from above, partially obscuring the wall and sign. A red and white striped flag or banner is visible on the wall behind a wooden fence made of reeds. In the background, there is an orange torii gate, a common feature at the entrance of Shinto shrines in Japan, and a wooden door. A wooden deck or walkway extends across the lower right portion of the image, with scattered pink petals on its surface. A small black light fixture is placed on the ground near the base of the gorilla statue. The overall impression is that of an artistic installation, possibly related to martial arts or philosophy, located in an outdoor area with natural elements.
Symbol
601E5
Volume
3,412
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TVL
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