An exterior wall in Thessaloniki, Greece, displays a large-scale graffiti mural

An exterior wall in Thessaloniki, Greece, displays a large-scale graffiti mural. The central subject is a realistically rendered human face, specifically a female, oriented horizontally with the top of the head to the left and the chin to the right. The face has a tan complexion, open eyes with prominent turquoise irises, dark eyebrows, and closed, vertically textured purple lips. This face is set against an abstract, multi-layered background featuring blocks and swirls of purple, orange, green, and teal, with additional dark graffiti elements. The stylized block letters "BZKS" are visible in black and white within the upper-left area of the mural's background. A horizontal seam or crack traverses the face at eye level. The wall's lower section is painted a light pink with a stucco-like texture. Above this, the wall transitions to dark gray corrugated metal paneling, which bears faint teal spray paint marks. A white PVC downspout runs vertically along the right side of the wall, adjacent to tangled wires and dark metallic structures. The ground level comprises gray concrete sidewalk tiles with visible dark grout lines, exhibiting stains, small dark circular spots, and scattered debris. Patches of green weeds and vegetation grow in the crevices where the wall meets the sidewalk, particularly towards the bottom edges.