A single, off-white ceramic tile, oriented as a diamond, is mounted centrally on a textured, matte blue wall

A single, off-white ceramic tile, oriented as a diamond, is mounted centrally on a textured, matte blue wall. The tile is located on Rua dos Remédios, Alfama, Lisbon, Portugal. It features a raised, anthropomorphic relief sculpture of a stylized face. The face exhibits two distinct heart-shaped eye sockets, a small pointed nose, an upturned mouth, and a pointed chin. Wavy, irregular protrusions emanate from the face's perimeter, forming a stylized crown-like element at the top. The ceramic surface displays a fine network of crazing (crackling) in the glaze, minor surface abrasions, and accumulated dirt, indicating outdoor exposure. The blue wall behind the tile presents a uniform, granular texture. No people, other subjects, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.