This image depicts an indoor art installation located in the lobby of the Palas Campus building, part of the Palas complex, in Iași, Romania

This image depicts an indoor art installation located in the lobby of the Palas Campus building, part of the Palas complex, in Iași, Romania. The scene features two wall-mounted bronze relief sculptures against a dark, textured wall, possibly constructed from oriented strand board painted a dark gray or black. Both sculptures depict stylized humanoid figures, identified by a visible label as "Herald" and composed of patinated bronze with a light turquoise-teal finish for garments and polished bronze with a golden hue for exposed areas like heads and arms. The left sculpture portrays a figure positioned dynamically, bending forward and downward, appearing to play a long, thin, polished bronze trumpet-like instrument. It has two narrow, upward-pointing wing-like structures extending from its back. A small black exhibition label reading "Herald" and "bronz" is affixed to the wall below this sculpture. The right sculpture, positioned to the right and slightly lower than the left, depicts a similar figure standing upright in profile, facing towards the right. This figure holds a smaller, lighter-colored object, possibly another instrument or a small bird, with both hands near its chest. It also possesses two narrow, upward-pointing wing-like structures. Multiple direct spotlights illuminate the sculptures from above, casting distinct, elongated shadows on the dark textured wall behind them. A black cylindrical spotlight is partially visible in the upper-left corner, and the bright, modern ceiling of the building is visible along the top edge of the frame. A slender vertical black panel is also visible on the wall to the right of the right sculpture.