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This is a full-shot, eye-level, outdoor photograph of public art sculptures in a city plaza. The sculptures are large, bronze-colored figures with exaggerated, laughing facial features. Some of the figures are wearing shirts with country names visible, such as "EW ZEALAND", "AUSTRALIA", "BELGUIM", "EGYPT", and "QATAR". In the foreground, several people are interacting with the sculptures and each other. A person in a red jacket is looking at a sculpture, and another person in a blue and white striped shirt and dark skirt is standing near a sculpture. Further back, a group of people, including children, are gathered around the sculptures. The environment includes a paved ground surface and several modern, high-rise buildings in the background, suggesting an urban setting. A clear blue sky is visible above. One of the buildings has a prominent green logo on its side. This scene is located in front of the Vancouver Convention Centre, as indicated by the sculptures which are part of the permanent installation called "Laughing Fliers" by artist Zhang Huan, a gift to the city from the Yidong Foundation and Vancouver Convention Centre.
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