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An abstract, mixed-media artwork, titled "Oyúm" by artist Panmela Castro, is mounted on a plain, light-colored wall within an exhibition space. The artwork features a central circular element in concentric shades of blue-gray, with the top section removed, forming an inverted "U" shape. Positioned centrally on the dark blue inner ring of this form is a rectangular grid composed of 12 square blocks, arranged in a 3x4 pattern, displaying muted tones of orange, brown, beige, and purple. Above this grid, the word "O YUM" is spelled out in wooden block letters. Extending downwards from beneath the grid is a voluminous mass of long, thin, reddish-brown fibrous material, resembling dried coconut fiber or raffia, hanging vertically to approximately two-thirds the height of the overall piece. The fibers appear loosely bound at the top and cascade downwards, with some strands varying in length towards the bottom. A small, white rectangular label, likely providing exhibition details, is affixed to the wall in the lower right quadrant of the image, to the right of the artwork. The scene is illuminated by consistent, soft lighting, indicating an indoor gallery or museum environment. The location of this exhibition was the Galeria Mendes Wood DM in São Paulo, Brazil. No people are visible in the frame.
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