The image displays a large-format print or mural mounted on a white wall within an indoor public facility, likely located in Schiphol, Netherlands, given the subject matter and typical airport decor

The image displays a large-format print or mural mounted on a white wall within an indoor public facility, likely located in Schiphol, Netherlands, given the subject matter and typical airport decor. The mural depicts an aerial perspective of a meticulously structured Dutch polder landscape. The central subject of the mural is a winding, dark blue-green body of water, resembling a canal or small river, separating and integrating sections of vibrant green agricultural fields. These fields are characterized by visible irrigation ditches and are patterned in rectangular and irregular shapes. Numerous small, traditional Dutch houses with red tiled roofs are scattered throughout the landscape, particularly along the water's edge and elevated pathways. At least three distinct windmills, also with red roofs and dark bodies, are prominent features, situated near the water. White, narrow pathways or roads snake through the green fields, connecting various homesteads and circling specific landscape elements. Sparse green foliage, appearing as trees or bushes, punctuates the scene, especially around buildings and watercourses. Above the mural, a segment of the ceiling is visible, featuring a ribbed or corrugated white structure, typical of a large hall or terminal. A single, exposed fluorescent tube light is positioned horizontally on the ceiling in the upper left, while a solitary, bell-shaped metallic pendant lamp hangs from the ceiling above the upper right quadrant of the mural. In the blurred foreground, the tops of several human heads are visible, indicating the presence of individuals observing the mural from below. No specific features or actions of these individuals are discernible beyond their presence as onlookers.