A detailed, close-up image captures a section of a large, public mosaic artwork, specifically "The Wave," located on the facade of the former Palace of Culture of Railworkers (now Center of Culture and Arts of Lviv Railway) at vul

A detailed, close-up image captures a section of a large, public mosaic artwork, specifically "The Wave," located on the facade of the former Palace of Culture of Railworkers (now Center of Culture and Arts of Lviv Railway) at vul. Fedorova 38, Lviv, Ukraine. The mosaic is constructed from numerous small, irregularly shaped tesserae of ceramic or glass embedded in mortar. It features abstract, curvilinear forms defined by distinct color fields. A prominent, broad serpentine band of varied green and yellow tesserae runs vertically through the center of the frame. To its right, a narrower, similarly shaped band consists of light blue, darker blue, and some purple tesserae. To the left and top, areas are composed primarily of white, beige, brown, and light-colored tesserae, with interspersed orange, red, and black pieces. The individual tesserae are typically between 1-3 cm in size, exhibiting slight variations in color saturation and surface texture. Grout lines are visible between the pieces. No people or specific actions are depicted.