An evening street scene captured at the intersection of Ronda Zamenhof and Carrer S

An evening street scene captured at the intersection of Ronda Zamenhof and Carrer S. Oriol in Sabadell, Spain, depicts an urban environment devoid of human presence. The primary subject is a large-scale mural covering a significant portion of a light-colored building wall on the right, depicting a stylized woman's face with wide, upward-rolling eyes and an open mouth, rendered in tones of blue, teal, and off-white. Her hair appears disheveled, extending beyond her head. To the left of the mural, at ground level, the word "Citro" is spray-painted in white. Above it, a blue parking sign with a white 'P' and an arrow points to the left. Below this, two black bollards stand on the pavement. Further to the right and above the mural, a circular "ZONA 30" sign (white with a red border and black text) indicates a speed limit zone. Adjacent to this, mounted on the corner of the building, is a red circular 'no stopping' sign with a red 'X' over a blue background. Below it, a white rectangular sign reads "Gir bus". A street sign identifying "RONDA ZAMENHOF" is visible on the corner, with "CARRER S. ORIOL" partially visible below it. Overhead utility wires are strung across the top right corner of the building. The building itself is a two-story structure, with the left section displaying a tall, narrow brick-lined window. The adjacent building on the corner exhibits some wear and darker discoloration. A street light pole is positioned on the far left. The foreground consists of an asphalt road with clearly marked white pedestrian crossing stripes and a solid white road line. The scene is illuminated by artificial street lighting, casting a warm hue on the building walls.