Small silver-painted elephant sits next to stacked gray-brown rocks on table.
A small metallic sculpture of an elephant is sitting next to a pile of five rocks. The elephant is sitting on its back legs and at a side angle. Its front legs are between its back legs, and its trunk is curled up over itself and reaching back down to touch its forehead, causing its mouth to be slightly open. The elephant has been painted in silver metallic paint; it is very shiny and is reflecting the sunlight from above. The rocks to the left of the elephant are stacked atop each other, the bottom rock being more of a square shape, the two in the middle being very flat, and the two atop them being rounded off. All of the rocks are a light gray, tan, or brownish color. The elephant and rocks are placed on top of a light tan wooden table, and in each horizontal panel are two silver screws. The rocks and elephant are casting long, heavy shadows behind them and onto the table.