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The image displays a large, intricate mosaic mural on the facade of a building in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The mural is composed of numerous small, geometric tiles and three-dimensional elements arranged in a vertical, tree-like or column-like structure. The central focus of the mural is a large, circular emblem with a stylized red star at its center, suggesting a Soviet-era influence. The mural incorporates a variety of textures and colors, including shades of blue, green, grey, brown, and beige. Many of the tiles are square or rectangular, but there are also circular and pyramidal elements. Some of the three-dimensional components depict stylized figures, scenes of everyday life, or architectural motifs like houses. For instance, one section features what appears to be a house with an arched doorway. Another part shows a group of small figures. The material of the mural seems to be a mix of glazed tiles and textured, possibly ceramic or metal, relief elements. The surrounding wall is made of larger, lighter colored stone tiles, with some visible cracks and weathering, indicating the age of the structure. The base of the building is a darker, textured material. The overall impression is of a decorative public artwork, likely from the Soviet period, common in many cities of the former USSR.
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