An upward-angled close-up shot depicts a segment of a dark, graffiti-covered interior wall located in Minsk, Belarus

An upward-angled close-up shot depicts a segment of a dark, graffiti-covered interior wall located in Minsk, Belarus. The primary subject is a white, rectangular poster, slightly wrinkled, affixed vertically to the wall. The poster features black, bold Cyrillic text that translates to: "I loved my deeds, and they grew big." Below this, the hashtag "#DRUK.SPRINT" is visible. The dark wall is extensively marked with various handwritten texts and graffiti in white, red, and other faded colors. Prominent English text visible at the top right reads "WE ALL ADDICTED." Several Cyrillic phrases are also present: "СПИЧКИ ДВАЖДЫ НЕ ЗАЖЖЕШЬ!" (Matches cannot be lit twice!) in red, "ЗАЖИГАЛКА!!!" (Lighter!!!), and a partially visible "ОСТОРОЖНО" (Careful/Caution). The wall also displays stylized graffiti elements, including white bubble-like shapes and vertical streaks of red, orange, and green paint, suggesting drips. A dark architectural element, possibly a door frame or a corner, is visible on the lower right. No individuals are present in the image, and no specific actions or interactions are depicted. The scene is static under ambient lighting, with a slight glare at the very top of the frame.