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A tall, vertical mosaic mural is affixed to a wall in a narrow, interior space, likely a stairwell or hallway. The mural depicts an abstract, cubist-inspired composition with figurative elements. Multiple human figures are suggested through geometric shapes and intersecting lines in a palette of earthy tones, blues, greens, and reds. The central area of the mural features what appears to be a woman's face, divided by a strong vertical line, with one side rendered in lighter hues and the other in darker tones. Above this, other figures are implied, with a sense of upward movement. Toward the bottom of the mural, there is text integrated into the design, appearing to be in Cyrillic script. The mosaic is made of small, tessellated tiles. The wall on the right side of the image is painted a neutral off-white color and shows some faint marks. The floor beneath the mural is tiled with brown and cream square tiles, and a simple wooden chair with a light-colored seat and legs is positioned in the lower left corner, partially obscuring the bottom of the mural. The overall lighting suggests an indoor setting with ambient light. The location is identified as Moscow, Russia, specifically within the "House of Books" (Dom Knigi) bookstore, located at Novy Arbat Street, 8. The mural is a significant piece of Soviet-era art, likely commissioned for the building.
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