A white rectangular sign, bearing the logo and contact information for "KS groupe, Bâtisseur de solutions durables," is depicted

A white rectangular sign, bearing the logo and contact information for "KS groupe, Bâtisseur de solutions durables," is depicted. The partially visible address reads "10, rue de l'atelier, 67800 Bischheim," indicating the sign is located in the commune of Bischheim, France, which directly borders and is part of the same urban area as Hoenheim. The sign features a prominent black geometric logo, resembling a stylized 'K' encompassing a large black circle, positioned in the upper left quadrant. This logo is defaced with light blue spray paint forming the word "AUDSON" in bubble letters, with distinct paint drips extending vertically downwards. Multiple instances of graffiti cover the sign's surface. To the right of the main logo, black marker or spray paint forms several illegible script-style tags. Below the "AUDSON" tag, faint white or light grey scribbles are present, resembling letters such as "ERC." Further towards the bottom right, a series of small black circular smudges are visible alongside an abstract black looping design resembling interconnected circles. Additionally, faint pink or red spray paint markings are present along the far left edge of the sign. The overall scene indicates an outdoor sign that has been subjected to multiple acts of vandalism.