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Two large canvas paintings depicting four figures are displayed outdoors in the city of Ado, Nigeria. The canvases are positioned vertically, leaning against an unseen structure, propped up by small grey concrete blocks on a paved surface of grey and reddish-brown interlocking pavers. The left canvas features two dark-skinned female figures portrayed from the torso up, facing each other. Both have large afro hairstyles, cowrie shell necklaces, and white marks on their foreheads; the right figure also has leafy sprigs in her hair. Their lower bodies are covered by patterned fabric wraps: the left figure's wrap is orange with dark blue horse-like motifs, and the right figure's wrap is reddish-brown with orange stars. They are jointly holding a green leafy plant. The right canvas displays two dark-skinned male figures, also from the torso up and facing each other. Both possess afro hairstyles adorned with feathers (one dark, one blue), cowrie shell necklaces and wristbands, and distinct white circular and linear body paint on their faces and chests. They wear patterned fabric wraps around their lower bodies, orange with dark blue abstract figures. They are also jointly holding a green leafy plant. The background of both paintings is a textured golden color, with some unfinished sketch lines visible on the upper part of the right canvas. Behind the canvases, a light-colored wall is visible, topped with multiple coils of razor wire (barbed wire). The scene is brightly lit by direct sunlight, indicated by visible shadows.
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