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In an urban environment in Tbilisi, Georgia, a weathered building facade serves as a canvas for large-scale street art. The building's plaster is textured and peeling, revealing layers of paint and age, and is adorned with graffiti tags in black spray paint. Dominating the scene are two black and white murals of men's faces, rendered in a rough, expressive style. The mural on the left depicts a man wearing a flat cap, while the one on the right shows a man with a similar cap, his mouth open in an apparent shout or exclamation. Above and to the right of these murals, a smaller white speech bubble contains Georgian text. To the left of the murals, a blue and red circular traffic sign with a diagonal red cross indicates a no-stopping zone, accompanied by a smaller informational sign with Georgian text and an illustration of a tow truck. Adjacent to the signs, a person wearing a green t-shirt and a green baseball cap is partially visible, interacting with a gray kiosk-like structure. A portion of a dark-colored car, likely a modern sedan, is in the foreground, its reflective surface mirroring the dappled sunlight filtering through tree leaves. The building has a green-trimmed window with decorative wooden cross patterns on the upper floor, and an area of pink corrugated roofing is visible on a structure to the left, partially obscured by lush green foliage. Overhead, power lines crisscross the scene, casting shadows on the building's wall. The overall impression is one of a vibrant, artistic, and lived-in urban space.
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