This is a close-up, eye-level shot of a small, weathered sculptural relief embedded in a textured, light-colored wall

This is a close-up, eye-level shot of a small, weathered sculptural relief embedded in a textured, light-colored wall. The sculpture depicts two figures, appearing to be children or infants, in an embrace. The figures are rendered in a stylized manner, with smooth, rounded forms. The left figure has a brown, textured surface, possibly representing hair or clothing, while the right figure is clad in a pink, flowing garment. Both figures have discernible heads and faces, though their features are simplified. Below the figures, there is a dark, gnarled form resembling a tree branch or root structure, entwined with the base of the sculpture. Behind the figures, a weathered, light-colored rectangular object with a dark inscription is partially visible. The inscription, when deciphered from the crops, reads "DEREZAKA". The surrounding wall has a rough, stucco-like texture, with shadows cast into the recess of the sculpture, indicating directional lighting. This sculpture is located in Saint Petersburg, Russia, on the facade of a building on Gorokhovaya Street, specifically at house number 54. This particular artwork is known as "Mother's Embrace."