Mt. Rushmore-style mural features four serious-faced figures with colorful details.
A medium-close-up view, from below, of a large mural depicting a depiction of Mt. Rushmore. There are four faces painted. On the right side of the mural, the face of a woman is painted, she is serious and has a bun that is not being held together and is pointing up. To the left of the woman, there is a man who is facing slightly to the right. Along the face of the woman, there are multiple different colored squares. The man has a very large forehead and looks very serious; behind the forehead, a small portion of hair can be seen, the man is wearing large glasses, and the face of the man is made up of multiple triangles that are different colors. The head on the very far left is tilted lightly to the left, and its eyes are facing forward. Along the right side of the face, there are small ridges. The face is covered by different colored triangles, and to the right of this man there is another face, this is also the face of a woman who is facing straight ahead and has thick eyebrows. Along the face of the woman, there are different colored rectangles that run vertically. The parts that surround the faces are gray and rocky, and along the rocky parts there are drawings of people who resemble stick figures. Behind the faces, this part of the mural was painted blue. Behind the mural, a light blue sky can be seen. Underneath the mural, two white umbrellas can be seen. It is daytime, as everything can be seen clearly.