Two large, rectangular paintings are displayed against a rough concrete wall in what appears to be an industrial or raw exhibition space

Two large, rectangular paintings are displayed against a rough concrete wall in what appears to be an industrial or raw exhibition space. The wall above the paintings shows signs of wear and minor imperfections. Below the paintings, a stack of white, woven polypropylene sacks, some bearing a faded green leaf-like logo, occupies the foreground. The painting on the left depicts an abstract, fragmented landscape or structure in earthy tones, rising from a dark, reflective surface that dominates the lower half of the canvas. Three deceased orange and white fish, resembling koi, float lifelessly on this dark surface. The painting on the right features a human figure, appearing to be a child or young adult with light hair and an orange shirt, leaning forward with their head resting on a dark surface, their face obscured by what appears to be liquid or tears streaming downwards. Similar to the left painting, three deceased orange and white fish float on the dark surface below the figure. The setting is characterized by its unrefined concrete architecture and the presence of stacked sacks, suggesting a storage area or an unconventional art display venue. The specific location within the city of León, Mexico, is not discernible from the visual information provided in the image.