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A red metal cage, approximately human height, stands on a paved sidewalk. The cage features a grid-like structure with horizontal and vertical bars. Affixed to the upper front of the cage is a white rectangular sign with black text in Spanish, including the phrase "ANTI-MONUMENTOS" and a QR code. The sign references miners from Pasta de Conchos (2006) and Pinabete (2022), stating the structure symbolizes thousands of miners killed due to corruption and impunity in Mexico. Inside the cage, various objects are visible, including several hard hats or helmets in colors such as red, blue, and yellow. These are interspersed with dark, irregularly shaped chunks of material, likely coal or rock. Numerous stems of wilted white flowers, resembling chrysanthemums or daisies, are woven through the red bars and draped over the contents inside the cage, alongside dried grassy foliage. The background is blurred, showing green foliage from trees and hints of urban architecture, indicating an outdoor public setting in a city. This installation is located in Mexico City, Mexico.
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