A low-angle, nighttime photograph captures a severely dilapidated, multi-story building in Odesa, Ukraine

A low-angle, nighttime photograph captures a severely dilapidated, multi-story building in Odesa, Ukraine. The structure's facade is constructed of rough-hewn stone or brick, exhibiting significant material degradation, exposed masonry, and peeling plaster, with visible moss and grime accumulation. A prominent, weathered stone cornice separates the upper and lower levels. Three wooden-framed windows are visible on the upper floor; the leftmost window contains a large, fragmented shard of glass from a shattered pane. The lower portion of the building is extensively covered in multiple layers of weathered, multi-colored graffiti, predominantly featuring tags and abstract shapes in black, white, blue, and various other hues. Two rectangular openings at ground level appear to be boarded or filled, also heavily obscured by graffiti. A thin, light-colored utility cable runs diagonally from the upper middle to the lower right of the frame, crossing the cornice. Dark, indistinct tree foliage is visible against the night sky in the upper right quadrant. No individuals or active elements are present.