An indoor scene features a Bengal cat standing on three decorative architectural fragments mounted on a dark gray wall

An indoor scene features a Bengal cat standing on three decorative architectural fragments mounted on a dark gray wall. The cat, with a tawny coat exhibiting distinct dark brown rosette patterns, light green eyes, and long white whiskers, faces slightly towards the viewer with its head tilted. It wears a light-colored collar. Its body is elongated, positioned as if mid-stride from left to right across the mounted objects. Its rear left paw rests on the leftmost object, its front left paw on the middle object, and its front right paw is placed on the rightmost object. Its tail, striped with dark rings, is raised and curved upwards on the left. Above and slightly to the left of the cat, a rectangular light fixture with a translucent, possibly onyx or alabaster, panel is partially visible, emitting a soft light. The three wall-mounted objects appear to be aged, carved wooden pieces. The leftmost object is a dark, block-like piece with carved geometric patterns on its front face. The middle object is a rectangular piece of weathered wood with a distinct rectangular recess or cutout. The rightmost object is an irregularly shaped, heavily carved piece displaying remnants of gold/yellow and green/blue paint or patina, suggesting significant age and intricate detail. The background is a uniform dark gray wall. The specific city location of Mexico City, Mexico, cannot be determined from the visual information provided in the image.