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This image depicts an indoor exhibit within a museum or cultural center in São Paulo, Brazil, focusing on Brazilian indigenous cultures and biodiversity. The scene is dominated by multiple stylized cutouts of animals and figures, suspended at various heights from the ceiling. A prominent, large, multicolored bird cutout, featuring black, orange, and blue sections, is positioned in the upper right, appearing to perch on a branch cutout. To its left and below, a large, dark, segmented insect or beetle cutout is also suspended. In the mid-left, a white, winged figure with pink accents, possibly an angel or moth, hangs alongside several other layered animal cutouts, including a quadrupedal figure resembling a tapir or rhinoceros and another larger, dark figure. These cutouts are crafted from materials like cardboard or wood, displaying painted and collage elements, and are suspended by thin, translucent lines. Small, dark rectangular labels with white text are affixed to some display elements, with one clearly showing "M'BORÉ". The background features a large red wall serving as an educational display. This wall is covered with handwritten outlines of shapes, possibly geographical or animal, and numerous names of indigenous Brazilian tribes and languages, including "GUARANI," "KAYAPÓ," "XAVANTE," "YANOMAMI," "TRUMAI," "TEKUNA," "KADIWÉU," "WAJÃM," "MATISU," "ZO'É," and "POPÓ." On the far left, a tall, curved green panel or fabric element is visible, extending from the bottom of the frame upwards. The ceiling is white and perforated, featuring integrated fluorescent lighting fixtures and exposed metal conduit. Recessed spotlights illuminate the exhibit from above. The floor visible at the very bottom is dark. No people are present in the image.
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