A large, internally illuminated art installation resembling a black-and-tan aquatic creature or fish is suspended horizontally from a white acoustic tile ceiling in an indoor gallery or museum space in Providencia, Chile

A large, internally illuminated art installation resembling a black-and-tan aquatic creature or fish is suspended horizontally from a white acoustic tile ceiling in an indoor gallery or museum space in Providencia, Chile. The creature, made of textured paper or fabric with dark, irregular patterns, features a prominent head with a visible eye and a long, dark, trailing element extending from its mouth. Two wing-like appendages protrude upwards from its back. Thin silver wires support the artwork from multiple points on the ceiling, where a white, circular security camera is also visible. To the left, a purple wall segment meets a white wall. In the mid-ground, a woman with dark hair, wearing a light-colored top and carrying a shoulder bag, stands facing away from the viewer, observing other exhibits. On the right, a purple informational sign with text partially legible as "ARTISTAS Y ORGANIZACIONES PARTICIPANTES" is mounted on a wall, beside a dark wall section. A flat-screen television on the dark wall displays a woman with short dark hair, wearing a blue top, gesticulating as if speaking. The overall lighting is a mix of ambient room light and the warm glow emanating from within the artwork.