A monumental, weathered reddish-brown metal sculpture stands centrally in a grassy traffic island or median strip under a clear blue sky in Valencia, Venezuela, specifically at the intersection of Avenida Cedeño and Avenida Bolívar

A monumental, weathered reddish-brown metal sculpture stands centrally in a grassy traffic island or median strip under a clear blue sky in Valencia, Venezuela, specifically at the intersection of Avenida Cedeño and Avenida Bolívar. The sculpture, known as "La Llama Eterna" (The Eternal Flame), consists of multiple tall, rectangular vertical panels secured with visible bolts, topped by layered semi-circular or quarter-circular metal plates, also bolted, resembling a stylized fan or bloom. The metal shows signs of rust and patination. The structure is supported by a dark, slightly raised concrete base, around which short, dark grey metal bollards are positioned. The immediate foreground displays dry, yellowish-brown grass with sparse vegetation. The background to the left features utility poles with numerous overhead power lines, a street lamp, partially defoliated trees, and multi-story urban buildings. To the right, commercial buildings line a street, with a "KIA" automotive dealership sign clearly visible on one facade. Vehicles are present on the surrounding roadways, indicating an active urban setting. The scene is brightly illuminated by direct sunlight.