A mixed-media artwork is affixed to a light-colored wall

A mixed-media artwork is affixed to a light-colored wall. The central element is an oval image depicting a cross-section of a kiwi fruit, showcasing its green pulp, white core, and radial arrangement of black seeds. This central image is printed on paper and layered onto a larger, rectangular sheet of translucent, textured, light-colored paper or fabric with uneven, torn edges. This larger sheet is secured to the wall with multiple translucent adhesive tape strips, primarily along its top and left sides. The larger paper contains additional markings: a green, stylized 'N' or swirl in the upper right, and several thin, curled, light-green strips of material, resembling plant peels, attached along the right edge, accompanied by dark smudges. In the lower left, a crude blue and red cartoon drawing, possibly of a creature, is visible. Below the central kiwi image, toward the right, red spray-painted or stenciled squiggles and partial alphanumeric characters are present. Faint blue, red, pink, and green smudges are scattered across the paper's surface. The artwork appears internally lit or backlit, creating a luminous effect around the central kiwi image. A dark electrical cord extends from the lower right of the frame, arching upwards and disappearing behind the artwork's bottom edge. A small, pale, block-like object is partially visible on the wall beneath the cord. The immediate environment is a plain, light-colored wall. No specific visual cues are present to determine the precise location within the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. No people are visible.