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The image depicts a section of a concrete underpass in Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine, characterized by extensive graffiti. The walls of the underpass are constructed from light-colored, rectangular concrete blocks, with a lower section lined with rough, reddish-brown bricks arranged in a mosaic pattern. The ground is a grey, paved surface, likely asphalt, with some scattered debris. The graffiti covers a significant portion of the concrete walls. On the left side, there are large, stylized letters and shapes in black, orange, pink, and blue. Notably, a large "L" shape in black and pink is prominent. Towards the center, there is an orange, curved shape outlined in blue, with some black abstract elements. To the right of this, in smaller grey lettering, is what appears to be "Geevna". Below this, in red spray paint, are the words "HERMES 24". There are other illegible tags and markings scattered across the walls. The graffiti styles vary, suggesting multiple artists and tagging over time. The overall impression is one of urban decay and street art within an infrastructure setting.
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A95D9
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8,256
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