A section of a grey, textured concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, is documented

A section of a grey, textured concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, is documented. The wall is largely covered by graffiti. A primary layer of graffiti features black outlines forming bubble-style letters or amorphous shapes, filled with faded white spray paint. Overlaid on this base are red spray-painted lines and partial characters, including the numbers "102" visible on the left side. Within a circular element in the lower left, the black letters "AK" are discernible. The wall surface displays minor cracks and imperfections. A small yellow-green plant sprout emerges from a crevice near the top-center of the graffiti. In the lower left corner, a vine with small dark berries and green leaves extends onto the wall.