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A large collage of printed posters is affixed to a dark, textured concrete or stone barrier wall, adjacent to a grey, worn concrete sidewalk, in an urban area of Mexico City, Mexico. The upper left portion features a poster depicting a person, from the waist down, lying supine on a white, woven blanket, surrounded by several golden, star-shaped foil balloons. The person's legs are bent with ankles crossed, revealing tattoos on the left calf, including a fish-like pattern and script. Partial white text overhead reads "...in Bed With...". To the right, another poster displays an individual, possibly female, reclining on a pink sheet while playing an acoustic guitar adorned with stickers. Adjacent and partially obscured are fragmented, torn posters depicting various figures, some in suggestive or partially undressed poses, indicative of layered, past visual content. The lower left area is dominated by a grid of numerous passport-style photographs superimposed over identification documents. Visible text includes "PASAPORTE," "NOMBRE," "APELLIDO," "MEXICO," "BOLIVIA," "VENEZUELA," "CURP," along with dates and personal information, collectively representing diverse personal identities. The lower middle and right sections feature a large black poster with prominent white bold text stating "#WeAre NotThat Different", below which is a white five-pointed star. The posters exhibit varying degrees of wear, tearing, and overlap, common for outdoor public displays.
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