A weathered, light gray concrete wall, likely situated at ground level in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, is extensively covered with layered graffiti

A weathered, light gray concrete wall, likely situated at ground level in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, is extensively covered with layered graffiti. The topmost layers include broad, wavy white spray paint strokes dominating the upper portion, partially overlapping black calligraphic shapes. Beneath these, thin pink spray-painted script runs horizontally across the mid-left. Distinct blue spray paint forms abstract shapes and a clear 'x' in the mid-right. At the bottom-left, yellow circular spray paint marks are visible. The lowest discernible layer of graffiti consists of dark red spray paint, forming two distinct, dripping characters resembling 'B' and '2', with significant paint runs extending downwards. A vertical green spray paint line is present on the far left. The bottom edge of the wall meets a row of vibrant green, pointed leaves, suggesting a natural or artificial plant border. The wall surface shows minor pockmarks and texture variations beneath the paint. No people, actions, or direct interactions are depicted.