Hyperrealistic exterior view of La Muralla Roja in Calpe, Spain, designed by Ricardo Bofill Levi, reimagined as a fusion of Keith Haring's art and M.C. Escher's impossible geometries. The complex cubic forms and interlocking volumes are painted in stark black and white, covered in Haring's bold graphic lines and simple figures. Escher-like staircases wind impossibly through the structure, creating optical illusions that defy gravity and spatial logic. Multiple levels and terraces interconnect in unexpected ways, forming a three-dimensional puzzle that challenges perception. The Mediterranean backdrop contrasts with the monochromatic, labyrinthine architecture. Shifting perspectives and intricate geometric patterns create a sense of infinite recursion and spatial paradox. Photorealistic details capture the interplay of light and shadow across the surreal, mind-bending structure, emphasizing its dreamlike quality and the seamless blend of Bofill's architecture with Haring's art style and Escher's impossible constructions