The image displays a weathered building exterior in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, comprising a graffiti-covered wall and an adjacent roll-down security door, viewed from a slightly elevated perspective

The image displays a weathered building exterior in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, comprising a graffiti-covered wall and an adjacent roll-down security door, viewed from a slightly elevated perspective. The wall's upper portion is light brown, while the lower two-thirds are off-white, exhibiting significant paint chipping, peeling, and multiple layers of underlying paint and torn poster remnants. On the lower, off-white section, a prominent spray-painted Palestinian flag is depicted, consisting of a red triangle on the left and horizontal black, white, and green stripes. Overlaid on the flag in black spray paint are the words "VIVA CRISTO REY" (Long Live Christ the King) and a black Christian cross. Below the flag, the black text "PARAMOS EL GENOCIDIO" (We Stop the Genocide) is visible. Above the flag, within a stylized banner, the phrase "BASTA DE PRECARIZACION" (Enough with precariousness) is written in black. To the right of the flag, green spray-painted text reads "PALESTINA LIBRE" (Free Palestine), with "LIBRE" in red below it, enclosed by a red stylized bracket. Further right, faded white graffiti contains black text, including "En su afan seas nos te multiplica por miles!! CARNE ES MUERTE" (In their eagerness you multiply us by thousands!! MEAT IS DEATH). On the upper brown wall section, a circular symbol features a red outline and a diagonal red line bisecting a light green inverted V-shape on a dark gray background. To the right of the wall, a corrugated metal roll-down security door is observed, covered extensively with large, stylized, illegible graffiti tags in orange and brown tones. The ground in the foreground is paved with hexagonal concrete pavers, with sparse weeds growing at the base of the wall. The scene is under natural daylight. No individuals or active subjects are present.