A concrete wall, likely part of an underpass or tunnel in Mirište, Montenegro, is depicted, illuminated by a diagonal beam of sunlight from the upper left, casting a pronounced shadow on the right

A concrete wall, likely part of an underpass or tunnel in Mirište, Montenegro, is depicted, illuminated by a diagonal beam of sunlight from the upper left, casting a pronounced shadow on the right. The wall features a graffiti mural centrally located, dominated by a stylized, cartoonish green giraffe head with yellow accents, large eyes, and a pink tongue protruding. Behind the giraffe, several whimsical buildings resembling houses or castles are painted in shades of purple, green, and pink. A small yellow circle is visible above the buildings on the left. Above the left portion of the mural, black Cyrillic characters, possibly "БГР," are visible. The concrete surface exhibits texture and horizontal lines, with two dark, horizontal cables or pipes running across the upper section. The ground below the mural consists of coarse gravel or dirt, with sparse dry organic debris and minimal green vegetation at the base of the wall.