The image displays a segment of street art or a mural on a dark gray surface, likely a wall

The image displays a segment of street art or a mural on a dark gray surface, likely a wall. The central subject is a stylized, vibrant graphic of a head wearing traditional headwear, possibly a bowler hat, outlined in black. The artwork uses highly saturated colors, predominantly deep blues, oranges, and yellows, giving it a fiery or radiant appearance. A cluster of small, yellow, possibly floral elements is visible at the bottom of the head graphic, and a signature, "AnguloT," is present on its right side. The central graphic appears to be a print or sticker, possibly laminated or resin-coated, indicated by visible surface reflections. To the lower left, a curved blue painted line forms a partial arch, containing small, colorful geometric shapes (dots, dashes, circles) in green, pink, and purple. Below the central artwork, the word "Awicha" is painted in red capital letters. To the right of "Awicha," a symbolic drawing or structure is sketched in yellow and light blue chalk-like lines. In the upper right corner, fragmented yellow and other colored painted elements suggest the continuation of a larger artwork. The overall scene indicates an outdoor or public space in El Alto, Bolivia, but a precise street address or specific landmark location within the city is not discernible from the visual information provided.