The image displays a severely weathered and damaged light-colored concrete sculpture situated outdoors against a textured, pale beige wall

The image displays a severely weathered and damaged light-colored concrete sculpture situated outdoors against a textured, pale beige wall. The sculpture, located in Jos, Nigeria, depicts two headless, armless anthropomorphic figures. The larger, posterior figure is seated, its torso adorned with carved relief patterns resembling foliage or drapery folds. Its head is entirely missing, with only a rough neck stump visible, and its right arm is absent. Its left arm is truncated and positioned to support the recumbent anterior figure. The smaller, recumbent figure is also headless, with a missing left arm and visible damage to its right arm and legs. The figures are extensively cracked and chipped, with significant material loss indicating prolonged exposure and deterioration. The ground directly beneath and in front of the sculpture consists of dry, light brown soil sparsely covered with a variety of green and dried weeds and grasses, along with some small pieces of scattered debris. Bright, direct sunlight illuminates the scene, casting sharp shadows on the wall to the right of the sculpture and beneath the figures.