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This image captures an indoor exhibition corridor within the Museu da Língua Portuguesa, São Paulo, Brazil, specifically from the "Nhe'ẽ Porã: Memória e Transformação" exhibition. The scene is an elongated passageway with a light-colored tiled floor, featuring a central dark gray tactile paving strip for accessibility. The ceiling consists of white acoustic panels overlaid with a grid of light-toned wooden beams. Sunlight or artificial lighting casts distinct rectangular patterns on the floor. On the left side of the corridor, a multi-tiered wooden lattice structure forms a vertical garden display. This structure holds numerous black rectangular planters, each containing small green plants or seedlings. Below a section of these planters, a dark chalkboard-style sign with white text is visible, partially reading "Tupi Guaraní," indicating an educational or cultural theme. On the right side of the corridor, a wall constructed from a textured, earthy-toned material, resembling rammed earth or clay, extends the length of the passage. The top edge of this wall is adorned with a layer of dried, light brown leaves or straw. Several thin wooden poles lean diagonally against this rustic wall. At the far end of the corridor, the space opens slightly to reveal two flat-screen monitors mounted on a light wooden panel, displaying images of people. Above these screens, a green square sign with a botanical illustration is present. Adjacent to the screens, a red-orange panel with white text is also mounted. No individuals are physically present within the corridor itself.
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