A textured, light beige-grey wall, located in Vilnius, Lithuania, serves as a canvas for graffiti art

A textured, light beige-grey wall, located in Vilnius, Lithuania, serves as a canvas for graffiti art. The wall surface exhibits minor cracks, scuffs, and areas of discoloration. Two distinct electrical fixtures are integrated into the wall, positioned horizontally. The left fixture is a red rectangular box with a white 'T' symbol, secured to a lighter rectangular base plate. This fixture is encircled by a black spray-painted outline shaped like an eye, featuring a prominent upper lid line extending to the left. The right fixture is a square, light-colored electrical component with a dark grey face, possibly a sensor or grille. This component is similarly enclosed by a black spray-painted outline resembling an eye, with a more elongated and stylized upper lid curve extending to the right. Below the two 'eyes', a thick, sinuous line of neon yellow spray paint forms a horizontal wave, suggestive of a mouth. Faint, thin lines of purple spray paint are visible lower on the wall, beneath and to the left of the yellow graffiti, indicating multiple layers of application or earlier tagging. No individuals are present in the scene.