close-up of a large, highly polished, abstract metal sculpture in a public space

close-up of a large, highly polished, abstract metal sculpture in a public space. The sculpture is primarily silver and reflects its surroundings. At the top of the sculpture is a large, bulbous shape, tapering down to a thinner stem. The base of the sculpture is more intricate, with multiple curved, fluid-like elements reaching outwards and upwards. In the background, there are trees and a building with multiple windows, suggesting an urban or park-like setting. In front of the trees and building, there is a construction barrier with some text and graphics visible. The barrier appears to be made of fabric or plastic mesh stretched over a frame. The text on the barrier is partially visible and appears to be in a Cyrillic alphabet. The sculpture is placed in a shallow pool of water at the base, with ripples visible on the surface, indicating it is likely a fountain. The overall impression is of a modern art installation in an outdoor location. Given the context and style of the sculpture, and the presence of Cyrillic text on the barrier which appears to be Russian, this sculpture is likely located in Moscow, Russia. A search of public art in Moscow reveals this is a sculpture by Andrey Bartenev, commonly known as "The Drop" or "Splash" and is located in the park near the Moskva River, in front of the Moscow International Business Center (Moscow City).