This image shows an outdoor sculpture on a sunny day in Hyvinkää, Finland

This image shows an outdoor sculpture on a sunny day in Hyvinkää, Finland. The sculpture is a large, abstract metal structure with numerous flat, angular pieces arranged in a circular, fan-like pattern. These metal pieces are a light, reflective color, possibly aluminum or stainless steel, and are attached to a dark grey metal frame. The sculpture appears to be kinetic, with the individual pieces designed to move in the wind. In the background, there are tall, slender trees with dense green foliage, characteristic of poplars or similar species. Behind the trees, some buildings and parked vehicles are visible, suggesting an urban or suburban setting. The ground in front of the sculpture is covered in bright green grass, and there is also some landscaping with bushes and plants. A lamppost is visible to the left of the sculpture. A small, weathered metal plaque is attached to the sculpture, though the text is difficult to read clearly. Some of the visible text appears to be "TH. JAKOBSEN" and "MINNES-GÅVA 1987". This indicates the sculpture is a memorial gift from Th. Jakobsen, dedicated in 1987. The overall scene is bright and appears to be taken during daylight hours, with some clouds in the sky. The sculpture is the primary subject, dominating the center of the frame.