The image depicts a decorative installation of suspended recycled glass bottles, functioning as a semi-transparent screen or curtain, within an outdoor, lush tropical environment in Khlong Sok, Thailand

The image depicts a decorative installation of suspended recycled glass bottles, functioning as a semi-transparent screen or curtain, within an outdoor, lush tropical environment in Khlong Sok, Thailand. Numerous empty glass bottles, predominantly clear but including several prominent green ones, are individually encased in black knotted rope or macrame netting. These netted bottles are suspended vertically, some stacked in pairs, forming multiple columns. Visible bottle labels include "PHOENIX," "SIR RUM," and "MONT CLAIR." Small, clear spherical lights are intermittently woven into the black netting. The bottles are attached to an unseen overhead structure, with some supported by or woven around vertical black rods or thicker ropes. The background consists of dense, vibrant green tropical foliage, including large fern fronds and palm leaves. Bright, overcast daylight illuminates the scene from above. Through gaps in the foliage and the bottle arrangement, parts of a distant building are visible, featuring an orange-red tiled roof and white/light blue siding or trim. No individuals are present in the scene.