This image depicts an exhibition space within the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos in Santiago, Chile

This image depicts an exhibition space within the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos in Santiago, Chile. The scene is an interior view, dominated by two white walls (left and far) covered with numerous uniformly sized black and white portraits, arranged in horizontal rows and vertical columns. Each portrait is a head-and-shoulders depiction of a distinct individual on a white background, with small, colored annotations or symbols visible below each image on the paper. In the foreground, a large, dark-colored (appears black) rectangular table is positioned centrally. This table has a highly reflective, transparent top surface, likely glass, which mirrors the portraits displayed on the walls above it. The table is supported by two wide, angled bases that resemble sawhorse or trestle supports, with cross-beams near the floor. The floor is covered with a dark grey patterned carpet. The ceiling is white, constructed from acoustic tiles with visible grid lines, and features circular recessed light fixtures along with a single white track light. White electrical outlets and conduit are visible on the lower section of the left wall, beneath the portraits. No people are visible within the frame. The artwork is identifiable as "Los 23.939 Registros de Desaparecidos" by Francisco Papas Fritas.