The image displays a large, cylindrical concrete pillar adorned with a vibrant mural

The image displays a large, cylindrical concrete pillar adorned with a vibrant mural. The pillar is situated outdoors, flanked by a teal-colored brick wall on the lower left and a light-grey concrete structure with a repeating geometric pattern on the upper left and right, possibly indicating an underpass or elevated infrastructure. Overhead illumination suggests daylight. The mural itself is segmented. The uppermost section features an orange band with the text "LESTARIKAN JAKARTA" (Preserve Jakarta) in white lettering, with some dark graffiti partially obscuring "Lestari". Below this, a stylized map of Jakarta's administrative divisions is painted in shades of green and dark grey, labeling "JAKARTA UTARA," "JAKARTA BARAT," "JAKARTA PUSAT," "JAKARTA SELATAN," and "JAKARTA TIMUR." Flanking the map are two figures, likely traditional Indonesian dancers, with elaborate headwear and colorful attire, extending their arms. The figure on the left wears green and orange, while the figure on the right wears orange, green, and blue. Below the map, two male figures with traditional Betawi headwear and distinctive facial features are depicted, one with red skin and a mustache, the other with lighter skin and a smile. These figures are positioned behind a red-orange train or bus, which features a blue windshield and the alphanumeric "F 312 MI" on its front. The train/bus is depicted against a background of green trees and light-colored buildings. The lowest visible section of the mural includes a decorative patterned band in green, orange, and white, with the text "JAYA RAYA" and a partial "BRI" logo visible. The mural shows signs of wear, including faded colors, some paint chipping, and dark graffiti script on the lower right portion.