The scene depicts a framed artwork displayed on a light-colored wall in an interior setting, located in Las Condes, Chile

The scene depicts a framed artwork displayed on a light-colored wall in an interior setting, located in Las Condes, Chile. The artwork is a horizontal print executed in red ink on white paper, designed to mimic a banknote. The central subjects of the print are two smiling individuals, a male on the left and a female on the right, depicted in a textured, linocut-like style. Both individuals gaze forward, their faces showing expressions of joy. They are positioned in close proximity, suggesting a companionate embrace. Textual elements within the print include a large "5000" in the upper left and lower right corners. "CINCO MIL BESOS" (Five Thousand Kisses) is present in the upper right quadrant. "BANCO CENTRAL DE CHILE" (Central Bank of Chile) is printed along the bottom edge. Vertical text, partially obscured, is visible on the far left. Decorative elements consist of multiple stylized red roses with stems and leaves integrated around the figures and within the background patterns. A distinct multi-petaled flower symbol is located in the lower-left area. The background features intricate cross-hatching and geometric patterns. The artwork is encased in a simple white frame with a white mat. Below the artwork, a dark horizontal line is visible, consistent with a baseboard or plinth in an indoor environment. Overhead lighting casts a subtle shadow along the top edge of the frame. Faint text in the bottom white margin of the print indicates "2/10" (edition number) on the left, "Cinco mil Besos" (title) in the center, and "2016/16" (date) on the right.