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A series of multiple colorful textile canvases depicting stylized figures is displayed outdoors, leaning against a silver metal railing and the facade of the Federal Justice building in São Paulo, Brazil. The building is identifiable by a prominent "JUSTIÇA FEDERAL" sign above its entrance and the Brazilian judiciary's star emblem. The address "1842" is visible on the central glass door, indicating the location as Avenida Paulista, 1842. The building features a grey facade with vertical ribbed panels and large dark-tinted windows. The artworks are executed in a vibrant folk art aesthetic, predominantly featuring figures with darker complexions and utilizing bright orange, blue, green, and yellow pigments. Several canvases display the Portuguese words "CURA" (Cure) and "RESPEITO LEIS APOIO" (Respect Laws Support), along with other handwritten text. The canvases are positioned upright on a light-colored paved ground, casting shadows under bright sunlight. No individuals are visible interacting with the artworks or the environment.
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