four square signs with rounded corners, mounted on a surface that appears to be glass or a similar transparent material

four square signs with rounded corners, mounted on a surface that appears to be glass or a similar transparent material. The signs are arranged in a 2x2 grid. Each sign features a gradient color scheme transitioning from blue at the top to pink at the bottom. Each sign displays a white icon and text in Spanish. The top left sign shows an icon of a figure apparently being supported or aided by two surrounding figures, with the text "Seguros solidarios de salud" (Solidarity health insurance). The top right sign features an icon depicting a person wearing a graduation cap, with the text "Seguros de Accidentes personales escolares Caroní" (Caroni personal school accident insurance). The bottom left sign displays an icon of a stick figure in a wheelchair, with the text "Seguros de salud Caroní" (Caroni health insurance). The bottom right sign depicts a car hitting a stick figure, with the text "Seguros de Accidentes personales Caroní" (Caroni personal accident insurance). The signs are likely advertisements for insurance services, specifically related to health and accidents, offered by a company named "Caroní." The image might have been taken in the city of Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela, as the name "Caroni" is associated with that region. The surface on which the signs are mounted has a pattern of reflected squares.