The image displays a weathered, rectangular piece of off-white paper adhered to a heavily textured, peeling white wall

The image displays a weathered, rectangular piece of off-white paper adhered to a heavily textured, peeling white wall. The paper bears handwritten black text, partially outlined in red, which reads "QUE VIVAN LAS LESBIANAS" (Long live lesbians). To the left of the text, a black ink drawing depicts the profile of a human head with an open mouth, from which three short lines emanate, indicating speech. The wall exhibits widespread cracking, flaking paint, and areas of discoloration. Below the paper, a segment of a blue painted circle is visible on the wall. The scene is located in San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Argentina.