The image displays a large, horizontally oriented abstract painting, professionally illuminated on a plain, light brownish-grey wall within an art gallery or museum setting

The image displays a large, horizontally oriented abstract painting, professionally illuminated on a plain, light brownish-grey wall within an art gallery or museum setting. The painting, identified as "La Batalla de Vitacura" by Roberto Matta, features a complex composition of geometric and organic forms. Its palette is dominated by varying shades of grey, black, and white, accented by prominent yellow and red elements. The left portion of the artwork contains more structured, angular shapes, including distinct yellow rectangular planes and thin red linear accents against a darker, textured background. The right side exhibits a dynamic arrangement of swirling, fragmented shapes and fluid lines in white and grey, interspersed with vibrant red and yellow strokes and splatters. Below the painting, a polished wooden parquet floor is visible, reflecting some light, and a dark, rectangular mat or sign rests on the floor in the lower-left foreground. No individuals are present in the scene. This artwork is located at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (MNBA) in Santiago, Chile.