An outdoor artwork, a rectangular panel measuring approximately 1

An outdoor artwork, a rectangular panel measuring approximately 1.5 meters in width, is securely affixed to a textured stone wall in Budva, Montenegro. The artwork displays a weathered, mottled silver-grey background, upon which abstract and figurative elements are rendered primarily in black, magenta, and blue. The central subject of the artwork is a large, stylized black dragon or serpent with a prominent ridged tail, its head facing towards the right. From its open mouth emanates a dynamic plume of magenta and purple, suggesting fire or smoke. To the immediate right of this magenta cloud, a dark silhouette of a human figure, appearing to be a woman in a dress, stands in a posture suggestive of dancing or interaction with the cloud. Below the magenta plume, a black silhouette of an amphora or vase is depicted. Other smaller, abstract black shapes and lines are distributed across the panel, including a crescent form above the dragon's head and a multi-pointed star to the right of the human figure. A small, solid blue circular dot is visible to the left of the dragon's head. The stone wall behind the artwork is composed of irregularly shaped, mortared blocks. The section directly supporting the artwork consists of darker grey stones, while the upper portion of the wall, visible above the panel, transitions to lighter, beige-toned stone. A small, rectangular window with closed white wooden shutters is set into this lighter stone wall in the upper right quadrant of the scene.