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The image shows a mural painted on a curved cylindrical surface, likely a pillar or column, in an urban setting. The mural depicts cartoon-style figures in a vibrant, flat color palette with bold black outlines. In the foreground, a person with yellow skin, wearing a tan short-sleeved shirt with dark stripes and a tan hat with black stitching, is shown in profile. They are wearing dark-rimmed glasses and have a black line suggesting an open mouth. Their left arm is bent, and their left hand is holding a dark blue object, possibly a guitar case or a large musical instrument. Their legs are bent, wearing green pants and dark green shoes. Behind and slightly to the right of this figure is another character with yellow skin and blond hair, depicted in a three-quarter view. They are wearing a light blue jacket over a dark blue garment. Their eyes are closed, and their mouth is open in a smile or a shout. They are positioned behind the first figure, with their left arm slightly extended. Further to the right and slightly behind, a small figure with light brown skin and yellow spiky hair is depicted upside down, with their mouth wide open and eyes looking downwards. They are wearing a green shirt. Behind these figures, the mural continues with abstract shapes and colors, including a dark blue semi-circle on the left and a light brown/grey area with a large black circular symbol containing white stylized lettering on the right. The background of the mural is painted in sections of green and light brown/grey. The cylindrical surface the mural is painted on is positioned outdoors, as indicated by the concrete floor and a glimpse of a building with illuminated signage in the background. The signage appears to read "RELAY". The overall environment suggests a public walkway or an interior space with an outdoor view. This mural is located in the vicinity of the "Stary Browar" shopping center in Poznan, Poland. Specifically, it is situated on a pillar near the entrance of the shopping center, accessible from the street. The style of the artwork is reminiscent of Polish comic art, possibly commissioned as public art to enhance the urban environment.
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