large mural of an elephant's head painted on a brick wall in Izhevsk, Russia

large mural of an elephant's head painted on a brick wall in Izhevsk, Russia. The mural is designed to look as though the elephant is bursting through the wall, with sections of the brickwork appearing to be chipped away. The elephant is depicted with its trunk curled and its tusks prominently displayed. Below the mural, a green circular logo with a white shape resembling a leaf or a location marker is visible, accompanied by the text "2GIS" in white capital letters. The wall itself is constructed of orange bricks, and the mural uses shading and perspective to create a three-dimensional effect. The ground in front of the wall is paved with grey rectangular cobblestones. A metal grate is visible on the left side of the foreground. A downspout runs down the right side of the brick wall. The sky above is blue with scattered white clouds. The architecture visible suggests an outdoor setting, possibly an exterior wall of a building.