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Here is a description of the image: The image shows a close-up of a black informational sign or display. The main text on the sign reads "CÓDICE TOCHTLI," with "CÓDICE" in a copper-colored, large font and "TOCHTLI" in a yellowish font. To the right of the text, there is a longer paragraph describing the nature of language, comparing it to a hare and stating that it is not static but lives freely. Below this, there's a white illustration of a hare standing upright, with several white paw prints scattered upwards. Underneath these illustrations and texts, another paragraph is present, discussing the interpretation of the codex. It mentions that the reader is invited to question what is given and to open up to the multiple forms of saying, and it concludes by noting that languages are not just ways of speaking but also ways of inhabiting the world. At the bottom of the sign, there is smaller text listing names and departments involved in the project, including the coordinators, students in design of information visualization, and the departments of languages, design, humanities, and anthropology. The setting is likely outdoors, given the natural lighting and possible vegetation visible in the background. The sign is mounted on a structure, and the overall atmosphere suggests an educational or cultural exhibit, possibly in a public space in Unknown, Unknown.
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