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A three-story building facade in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood of Tel Aviv, Israel, is extensively covered with a mural by artist Rami Meiri, dated 2009. The building's primary color is a light peach-orange. The upper section of the mural depicts a faux balcony with a white balustrade. On the left, a painted figure of a man in a light blue shirt and hat plays an accordion. To his right, a painted figure of a woman in a grey long-sleeved shirt plays a violin, depicted as looking out from a window frame. Two potted plants are placed on the faux balcony. Above this, the top floor features a real balustrade and the artist's name and year in Hebrew script. The middle section of the facade contains a real ground-level window that reflects interior elements and the street scene. On the ground level, two painted figures interact with the wall: a man in a grey shirt and dark shorts is depicted on the left, seemingly spray-painting the wall from a low angle. On the right, at the building's corner, another figure appears to be bending down and painting the lower wall, transitioning into a larger, colorful mural with a blue background and natural elements on the adjacent wall. In the foreground, a white scooter with a black top case is parked parallel to the building. An older woman with glasses, wearing a light-colored top and wide-leg pants, walks from left to right past the scooter. To the far right, partially visible, a woman in a light blue top sits at an outdoor table, looking down at a device. Two white, horn-shaped speakers are mounted on the right corner of the building above the street level. The ground is paved with cobblestones. Trees with sparse foliage are visible on the left, and power lines cross the upper part of the image against a clear sky. In the background to the left, more outdoor seating under awnings suggests a cafe or market area.
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