An outdoor, eye-level, full shot captures a large, segmented sculpture resembling a brain, placed on a concrete pedestal in a dry, grassy field under a clear blue sky

An outdoor, eye-level, full shot captures a large, segmented sculpture resembling a brain, placed on a concrete pedestal in a dry, grassy field under a clear blue sky. The sculpture is dark gray with a geometric, faceted surface, divided into two distinct hemispheres, supported by two upright wooden-like poles. The concrete base has metallic accents and various inserts, including a plaque with text that is partially visible and appears to read "Marc BIERMET". There are also colored inserts and a square with the number "10" inside a circle. The ground surrounding the sculpture is covered in dry, brown grass and sparse vegetation. In the background, several trees are visible, along with a modern, multi-story building and a hint of distant urban landscape. The sun is low in the sky, casting long shadows from the sculpture and a silhouetted figure of a person holding a camera. The scene is part of the Esch-sur-Alzette, Sanem, Luxembourg region, specifically on the former site of the Belval steelworks, now transformed into a public park and cultural space.