Outside a red-walled building in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico, a walkway displays two rectangular artworks propped against the wall. The artworks, seemingly mosaics, depict a serpent with detailed, ornate head and tail. The artwork is composed of small pieces, likely beans or seeds, in various colors including red, yellow, brown, and green. To the left of the mosaic, through greenery, a white building features a rainbow decoration. A metal handrail partially obscures the lower left of the scene, overlooking a lower level. The walkway is concrete, showing signs of weathering. A small sign is attached to the top piece.Art exhibition displays paintings indoor
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Thu, May 7, 2026, 04:54 PM

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San Andrés Cholula, Mexico

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Outside a red-walled building in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico, a walkway displays two rectangular artworks propped against the wall. The artworks, seemingly mosaics, depict a serpent with detailed, orna…read more

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Outside a red-walled building in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico, a walkway displays two rectangular artworks propped against the wall. The artworks, seemingly mosaics, depict a serpent with detailed, ornate head and tail. The artwork is composed of small pieces, likely beans or seeds, in various colors including red, yellow, brown, and green. To the left of the mosaic, through greenery, a white building features a rainbow decoration. A metal handrail partially obscures the lower left of the scene, overlooking a lower level. The walkway is concrete, showing signs of weathering. A small sign is attached to the top piece. | Open Wire