A rectangular, vertically oriented, heavily weathered painting rests against a dark, textured, possibly moss-covered surface in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia

A rectangular, vertically oriented, heavily weathered painting rests against a dark, textured, possibly moss-covered surface in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia. The painting depicts a stylized shark with its head facing the upper-left. The shark's mouth is wide open, exposing multiple rows of pointed, reddish and white teeth. The shark's body is rendered in faded white and gray tones, heavily discolored by widespread brown and orange staining, suggesting extensive environmental exposure and material degradation. The background of the painting is a faded, distressed blue, intended to represent water or sky. Light brown and white linear elements frame parts of the shark, possibly indicating a structure or abstract design. The painting exhibits cracks, chipping, and significant surface wear. No people or interactions are visible.