A weathered stone skull sculpture sits on a tan walkway amidst shadows.
A large stone sculpture of a human skull is at a three-quarter angle; the surface of the stone is caked in a thick layer of dirt, mud, and moss, the only parts revealing the stone underneath being the eye sockets and small sections on the side of the skull and top of the cranium. The sculpture is placed on a stone-brick walkway that is tan and light brown in color. The pattern creates a slight crosshatch in some areas and diagonal lines in others. The stone bricks end in a semicircle, and the concrete beyond it is smooth and uniform. To the left of the skull, a similar one is partially visible but mostly out of frame. The scene is slightly dim, and a heavy shadow is being cast to the left of the skull.