The public display: five slaves on ancient rome's dirty square

In the scorching heat of an ancient Roman public square, five Scandinavian slaves, their skin glowing bright under the sun, were tied to a wall. Their long, slender bodies were spread for public display, legs behind heads, feet shackled and anklets leather. The women, of different hairstyles, were dirty and muddy, their faces detailed yet undistorted. Iron collars adorned their necks, while necklaces and wristlets added a touch of contrast. Pubic hair and vaginal lips were clearly visible, bodies marked by the harshness of their reality. A crowd of Roman citizens surrounded them, the dusty ground littered with rubbish under their feet.