Weathered metal sculpture stands on gray sidewalk amidst urban surroundings.
A close-up of a metal art sculpture. The sculpture is a large rectangular shape with three legs extending from the bottom. Two are in front, and one is at the back. The legs are rectangular and lead to upside-down pyramids, with the point placed on the ground and holding up the structure. The structure is made of black metal that is beginning to rust, leaving stains of dark red that seem to drip downward from the top of the structure. Along with the red stains, there are several stains in lighter blues and grays. The metal is no longer shiny and has become very matte from weather damage. The structure is placed on a gray concrete sidewalk divided into several large, evenly sized squares. There are several spots of black dried-up gum close to view. Behind the structure is a road where a white SUV is parked facing to the right. Behind it, the front of another white car can barely be seen. Beyond the cars, on the opposite side of the road are more cars parked parallel to each other, facing towards the left. Beyond those, several large buildings of a city can be seen in the distance. Tree branches and leaves hang overhead and at the top of the view, and the sky is visible; it is very bright and overexposed, making it appear white. The scene is well lit, and the structure is casting soft shadows to the left of it.