The scene depicts an interior wall space, described as being in Acassuso, Argentina, painted a uniform terracotta or orange-brown color

The scene depicts an interior wall space, described as being in Acassuso, Argentina, painted a uniform terracotta or orange-brown color. An internal corner is visible in the upper-left quadrant. Three distinct artworks are displayed on the wall. To the right of the corner, a large, rectangular, vertically oriented print or poster is mounted. This artwork features a bare-chested individual, appearing female, shown from the mid-torso upwards against a solid red background. The individual's head and neck are entirely obscured by multiple concentric, glossy, dark red, ring-shaped tubular structures stacked vertically. Additional similar rings wrap around the individual's upper chest and shoulders. The person's arms are visible, with hands placed on the chest and lower abdomen, seemingly interacting with the red structures. To the left of the corner, two smaller, square-framed artworks are stacked vertically. Both frames are light brown wood. The upper artwork shows a light-colored, vertically oriented, woven or spiral-shaped structure, resembling a vase or beehive, with a narrower base and an irregular, wider top. Two small, dark, mouse-like figures are perched on the upper rim of this structure. The background of this print is a muted light gray. The lower artwork depicts a naked human figure in a quadrupedal stance, arching its back. A series of light-colored, tubular, ring-shaped objects forms an arch over the figure's back. Another partially visible human form, possibly a second figure or a continuation of the first, is positioned to the right of the main figure. The background of this print is also a muted light gray.