In Sarandi de Cuadra, Uruguay, a close-up, outdoor scene depicts a clear, roughly spherical glass jar functioning as a water collection or filtration system

In Sarandi de Cuadra, Uruguay, a close-up, outdoor scene depicts a clear, roughly spherical glass jar functioning as a water collection or filtration system. The jar is approximately 30-40 cm in diameter and contains a dense, brownish, fibrous material partially submerged in liquid, along with some darker, reddish-brown fragments at the bottom. A short, light-colored spout, about 3 cm in length, is attached to the lower side of the jar, from which a continuous stream of clear water flows downwards. The water stream impacts a horizontal, dark-toned, reflective surface positioned directly beneath the spout, creating numerous visible water droplets and small bubbles on its surface. To the right of the jar, a vertical, dark metal structural beam is visible, exhibiting some surface wear. The background shows an outdoor environment characterized by lush green foliage and plant life. In the lower right background, a dark, cylindrical object, possibly a tire or barrel, is partially visible, alongside a bright pink plastic cup or container. No individuals or animals are present in the frame.