A weathered concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, features a faded multi-colored mural

A weathered concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, features a faded multi-colored mural. The central subject is a stylized, front-facing figure with a light-toned face, dark eyes, and a slight smile. The figure wears a dark brown or black hooded garment draped over a prominent green tunic. A white, stylized, five-pronged object, resembling either a hand or a flower, is depicted held on the left side of the green tunic. Surrounding the central figure are various abstract and organic shapes. To the left, light green and yellow swirling forms are visible against a light blue-grey background element. To the right, additional light blue-grey shapes, including one with a dark circular center, appear alongside green leaf-like elements and a curved yellow form. Patches of orange and black are integrated into the lower portions of the mural. The paint of the mural is significantly chipped, faded, and cracked, revealing the underlying rough, gray concrete. The concrete wall itself exhibits extensive weathering, including numerous fine cracks and irregular patches of greenish discoloration, consistent with moss or mold growth, particularly along the top and bottom edges. Three distinct circular holes are present in the concrete: one above the figure's left shoulder, one to the lower left of the figure, and one at the bottom edge directly below the white object. A small, dark "A" is faintly visible as a signature at the bottom left corner of the painted area.