A mural is painted on a heavily weathered concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia

A mural is painted on a heavily weathered concrete wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia. The wall is vertically stratified: the top third consists of exposed, dark grey concrete exhibiting severe cracking and dark vertical drip stains. Below this, the main mural is painted on a light blue background, which is also extensively cracked and discolored. The mural depicts a pond scene. On the left, two white swans with reddish facial markings face each other, appearing to float on the painted water. Behind them, several white lotus blossoms with green leaves and stems emerge from the water. Below the swans, a green fish and smaller green aquatic shapes are visible within the water. On the right, a crouching caricature of a man is depicted, wearing a light blue shirt, tan pants, and a light green cap. He possesses exaggerated features, including a large nose and a wide, toothy grin. He holds a dark, elongated object, possibly a slingshot or tool, in his extended right hand, directed towards the swans. Faint white lettering, appearing to read "P. DEM," is visible below the man's hand. The bottom section of the wall features a strip of exposed, weathered, light grey concrete.