This image depicts the interior of an unoccupied cafe or restaurant in Odesa, Ukraine

This image depicts the interior of an unoccupied cafe or restaurant in Odesa, Ukraine. The scene presents a dining area with a white painted brick wall in the upper section and a green painted brick wall in the lower section, separated by a narrow, horizontal mirrored strip. On the upper white wall, three framed artworks are displayed. The central artwork features a stylized portrait of Lesya Ukrainka adorned with flowers, overlaid with Cyrillic text stating "Я вірімаю те, що не мире" (I believe in what is not peace). To its right, another artwork shows a portrait resembling Taras Shevchenko, also with Cyrillic text. A third, partially visible artwork is on the far left. From the white ceiling, which features black track lighting and a white smoke detector, hanging planters with green foliage are suspended. Additional potted plants are strategically placed, including a large-leafed plant in the foreground on the right. The floor is covered in a dark and light checkered tile pattern. Furniture includes a small square table with a light wooden top and black metal base on the left, accompanied by a single brown upholstered chair with dark legs. To the right, two longer rectangular tables with light wooden tops and black metal bases are arranged with matching wooden benches fitted with light grey fabric cushions. No individuals are distinctly visible within the frame, though faint, indistinct reflections of figures or objects can be observed in the mirror strip. The lighting is ambient and artificial, contributing to a subdued atmosphere. The space appears clean and well-maintained.