A gray bench displays a cut-out phrase on a stone floor.
A simple bench is seen against a purple wall on a stone floor. The bench is made of pale gray metal. A cut-out on the front edge of the bench shows the words "Sound travels much faster through steel than air." The cut-out is clearly visible on the bench because the dark shadow below the bench comes through the holes. The light from above the bench also goes through the cut-out text to shine under the bench. This has made the text come through onto the floor in a double-view print, where each letter has a bright light and a softer light. A matching piece of furniture is seen on the left of the bench with the same simple, rounded side and one-piece design, this one is not as deep as the bench. A light shines from above and creates an image on the left side of the bench. An upside-down text shows the letters "HALL" reflected.