An individual, likely a young person, with dark skin and hair, stands within a workshop in Angwan Sayawa, Nigeria

An individual, likely a young person, with dark skin and hair, stands within a workshop in Angwan Sayawa, Nigeria. They wear a yellow sleeveless top over lighter clothing, and light-colored gloves, all heavily soiled with a white, plaster-like substance. The individual holds a white plastic bucket with both gloved hands, tilted downwards, seemingly pouring a light-colored, viscous material onto a large, flat, rectangular surface. This surface is covered with the same light-colored, wet, textured material, consistent with freshly poured plaster or gypsum. The surface is elevated and supported by visible concrete blocks and wooden structures, which are also coated in the substance. To the right of the surface, a pile of light brown, fibrous material, possibly jute or sisal for reinforcement, is visible. The floor beneath is a rough, concrete or dirt surface, heavily dusted with the white substance and scattered debris. The surrounding walls are unfinished, splattered with the same material, and feature two metallic fixtures on the left. A crude wooden frame and a window with vertical bars are visible in the background, suggesting an indoor setting.