A woman was caught on a security camera urinating inside an art gallery in the city of Oaxaca. The video was shared and went viral on social media by the art gallery itself, named La Mano Mágica.
Through social media, the gallery’s administrators pointed out that “a day as beautiful as the Day of the Dead always has details, although I suppose that the infrastructure ones are too big for the municipality.”
And the events would have occurred on November 1st, in the middle of the Day of the Dead celebrations. The woman who was caught urinating in the gallery. It can be seen that she is wearing a black sweatshirt, a black skirt, a flower crown and makeup alluding to the Day of the Dead festivity, as she is painted in the shape of a catrina.
In addition, it was pointed out that the woman is possibly a foreigner, and is not a citizen of the place.
A woman with her face painted as a catrina urinates in an art gallery in Oaxaca; the video went viral on social media. Credit: X @ExpresionInfo
In the audiovisual material, you can see, at first, a woman with a red blouse and also with makeup on her face, who looks into the room where the other woman urinates. Later, the woman in the black sweatshirt enters, checked that the place was empty, urinated in a corner of the exhibition room and quickly left the place.
Later, the body of a third person can be seen, however, it does not appear completely in the recording.
The gallery also reported that in just two days they had three incidents of this type, in which two people urinated on the doors of the establishment, and the woman, who urinated inside it.
“Do you know how much a water pipe costs in the center? And how long does it last? Hundreds of face painters and how many public bathrooms? In just two days we have had three incidents of people urinating in broad daylight in our facilities. Just a moment ago a woman in her desperation, clearly out of basic needs, urinated in the middle of the gallery. “How do we deal with this situation?” they asked in the publication.
Source: infobae