An African American woman's upper body adorns a multicolored cross-covered wall.
An outdoor, zoomed out, eye level view of a painting of an African American woman placed on the left corner of a wall covered in multicolored, overlapping crosses of different sizes. The woman has a hairstyle composed of small spiral buns. The woman has a gold hoop earring in each. The woman is only visible from the shoulder up. Black cords are coming out from behind the woman's right shoulder and continue to the right of the frame. A side profile of a second African American woman is visible at the right end of the wall. The second woman is facing to the left. The second woman is wearing a gold hope earring with "CROWN" written across the center of the hope. Two traffic lights are attached to a pole are visible in the bottom right corner of the frame. Two blue street signs are attached to the pole. The top sign reads "GIROD" and the bottom sign reads "CARONDELET" in white letters. A black sign with "ONE WAY" written in black text inside a rightward pointing arrow is attached to the center of the pole.