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At night, a row of large, white, fish-shaped sculptures are displayed along a waterfront promenade in North Jakarta, Indonesia. The sculptures are made of a material that appears to be fiberglass or a similar composite, with a textured surface mimicking fish scales. They are mounted on black metal stands of varying heights. The largest sculpture, prominently positioned in the foreground, is a detailed representation of a fish with its mouth slightly open and black markings around its eyes. To its left, a smaller fish sculpture is visible, also on a stand. Behind these, a cluster of other fish sculptures are arranged, some appearing larger and more detailed than others. One sculpture, hanging slightly higher and further back, has a distinctly different texture, possibly indicating a different material or a lighting effect. The promenade is paved with square tiles, some of which are illuminated by warm yellow string lights that hang overhead, attached to a dark, umbrella-like structure. The lights cast a golden glow on the ground and some of the sculptures. Beyond the promenade, a dark railing runs along the edge of the water, with the water itself being a dark, featureless expanse. The background is mostly dark, with the night sky and the distant, indistinct lights of the city. The overall atmosphere is serene and slightly whimsical, due to the illuminated fish sculptures against the dark backdrop of the night. There are no people visible in the image. The scene suggests an outdoor decorative installation, possibly part of a public park or a restaurant area along the waterfront. The location is identified as North Jakarta, Indonesia, which is known for its coastal areas and promenades.
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