A framed artwork is centrally displayed on a light-colored wall, illuminated by an intense purple-violet artificial light, creating visible shadows and reflections

A framed artwork is centrally displayed on a light-colored wall, illuminated by an intense purple-violet artificial light, creating visible shadows and reflections. This scene is situated within an art exhibition in Bogota, Capital District, Colombia. The primary subject is a vertical, rectangular artwork, identified by an information card below it. The artwork is titled "Cernícalo Americano Falco sparverius. De la serie “Origen”" (American Kestrel Falco sparverius. From the series "Origin") and executed using "Óleo sobre papel" (Oil on paper). It depicts a detailed American Kestrel (Falco sparverius) perched, with its reddish-brown tail and speckled plumage prominently featured. The background is a dark, stylized landscape with a glowing orange horizon line against a deep blue and purple sky, suggestive of twilight. Abstract, dark patterns are present beneath the bird. The artwork is rendered on textured, natural-toned paper with irregular, rough edges, mounted within a light-toned wooden frame and a white matte. The informational card below the frame provides the artwork's title, author "Óscar León (Gualanday)" (with social media handle "@gualanday"), technique, and a price of "$1,350,000 COP." No individuals are present in the visible frame.