Two framed artworks are depicted hanging vertically on a light-colored, possibly beige or pale grey, interior wall

Two framed artworks are depicted hanging vertically on a light-colored, possibly beige or pale grey, interior wall. No people or activities are visible. The upper artwork consists of a rectangular print housed within a light grey or silver-toned frame, featuring a white mat board. The print itself displays an abstract composition of blue lines and geometric shapes on a white background. A prominent oval shape containing internal lines is situated on the right side of the blue composition. Below the central blue image, the print is inscribed with "4/5" on the left, "La Paz II" in the center, and "Archundia" on the right. The print paper exhibits textured, deckled edges. Directly below, the lower artwork is similarly framed. This frame features an outer light grey or silver-toned border and an inner red border, also enclosing a white mat board. The print within this frame presents an identical abstract composition to the upper artwork, but rendered in red lines and geometric shapes on a white background, including the distinctive oval form on the right. Below this central red image, the print is inscribed with "4/5" on the left, "Color" in the center, and "Archundia" on the right. This print also appears to be on textured paper with deckled edges. The lighting suggests an indoor setting with even illumination. There are no discernible visual cues within the image to determine its location in the city of Puebla, Mexico, or any specific geographic information.