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A vertical, light-beige wall with rough, textured plaster occupies the left and central portion of the image. On the right, a rectangular recess or niche is cut into the wall, framing a large, white sheet of paper printed with black Spanish text. The paper is secured by small, black clips at its upper corners and exhibits minor wrinkling, particularly along its right edge. The visible text is an excerpt from Octavio Paz's poem "Piedra de Sol" (Sunstone), beginning with the line "todo se transfigura y es sagrado" and continuing through numerous stanzas, including phrases like "las leyes comidas de ratones," "el escorpión meloso y con bonete," and "el hijo predilecto de la Iglesia," ending with the partially visible word "se derrumban" at the bottom right of the sheet. Below the niche, on a flat surface, a transparent plastic bottle with a pump dispenser, likely containing hand sanitizer, is positioned on the bottom-left. A blue label is partially visible on the bottle. To its right, partially obscured by the paper, a clear, faceted object, possibly a display stand, is visible. The scene is illuminated by ambient light. This interior setting is located in the city of Puebla, Mexico.
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