A section of a cracked and weathered concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, displays a faded mural

A section of a cracked and weathered concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, displays a faded mural. The central subject is a stylized dragon, rendered in light green with black outlines and solid black fins, coiling across the lower and mid-sections of the surface. Its head, with an open mouth, is oriented left. Scattered around the dragon are light blue, four-petal flowers and black swirling decorative patterns. Three dark-rimmed circular openings, approximately 3cm in diameter, are present in the wall: one above the dragon's head, one to the right of its mid-body, and one further right near its tail. The concrete surface exhibits extensive cracking, paint chipping, and discoloration, transitioning from a lighter grey in the lower mural area to a darker, more heavily cracked grey in the upper section. A horizontal yellow stripe approximately 5cm wide runs across the upper third of the wall.