The image depicts a large, pale grey, smooth sculpture of an infant's head with closed eyes and a neutral expression, protruding from a flat, expansive layer of snow

The image depicts a large, pale grey, smooth sculpture of an infant's head with closed eyes and a neutral expression, protruding from a flat, expansive layer of snow. The sculpture is positioned on the frozen Iset River in Yekaterinburg, Russia. Approximately one-third of the head's height is visible above the snow, which is slightly disturbed around its base. The foreground and midground consist of an unbroken expanse of white snow. The sky is uniformly overcast and light grey. In the distant background, a low, dark horizon line is visible. To the left, a few indistinct dark shapes on the snow suggest distant figures or objects. To the right, a denser, dark skyline of urban or industrial structures is silhouetted against the horizon. No individuals are visible in the immediate vicinity of the sculpture, nor are any direct actions or interactions depicted. The scene is dominated by monochromatic tones of white and grey under diffused natural light.