An indoor, well-lit scene depicts a display case containing an owl sculpture within the Istanbul Airport, located in Arnavutköy, Turkey

An indoor, well-lit scene depicts a display case containing an owl sculpture within the Istanbul Airport, located in Arnavutköy, Turkey. The central subject is a large sculpture of an owl, crafted from various pieces of what appears to be waste metal, exhibiting brown and bronze tones. The owl stands with its wings broadly outstretched, perched on an open, geometric metal frame. This sculpture is enclosed within a transparent glass display case with black trim along its base. Attached to the front of the display case's black base is an informational sign. The sign, printed in black with white text in both Turkish and English, identifies the artwork as part of the "From Waste to Art" project by IGA Istanbul Airport, emphasizing sustainability, zero waste, and the circular economy through upcycled materials. It states the owl design, by Vefa KOCALAZ, symbolizes wisdom and aims to prevent the extinction of owl species. A smaller inset image on the sign shows a side profile of the sculpture. The background reveals a spacious, modern airport terminal environment. A high ceiling with numerous small, evenly spaced lights is visible. Large structural columns and extensive glass panels define the architecture. In the middle distance, several indistinct human figures are observed walking. To the far left, a digital information display board with dark text on a light background is partially visible. Other blurred commercial signage and airport infrastructure are also present. The floor is a light, reflective surface.