This image depicts an indoor museum or historical exhibit display in Bandung City, Indonesia

This image depicts an indoor museum or historical exhibit display in Bandung City, Indonesia. Seven aged, cylindrical core samples or pipe fragments, exhibiting corrosion and an irregular, coarse texture, are presented on a white display surface with a dark gray base. Three taller samples, approximately 60-90 cm in height, stand at the back of the display, while four shorter samples, roughly 20-30 cm in height, are positioned in front. All samples feature uneven, fractured tops. A small black information plaque with white text is located on the front right of the display, partially legible with text indicating "1910 - 1980," "JALUR AIR MINUM" (Drinking Water Line), and "BANDUNG," signifying the objects' historical context related to Bandung's water supply. The background consists of a large, yellow-orange mural with red silhouettes of industrial piping, valves, and a large tank, visually reinforcing the infrastructure theme. Artificial lighting illuminates the scene, and reflections are present on the background, suggesting a protective barrier. No individuals are visible in the scene; the objects are static display items. The specific location is a museum or exhibition dedicated to the historical drinking water infrastructure of Bandung City.