An intricate clear and translucent glass sculpture by artist Dale Chihuly is centrally mounted on a plain, light-colored wall

An intricate clear and translucent glass sculpture by artist Dale Chihuly is centrally mounted on a plain, light-colored wall. The artwork, resembling a stylized sunburst or organic form, consists of a dense central cluster of smaller, convoluted glass elements from which numerous elongated, curved, and undulating glass tendrils radiate outwards. The sculpture is illuminated by a warm-toned light source, casting prominent, elongated shadows radially across the wall below it. A small, rectangular informational plaque is affixed to the wall to the lower right of the sculpture, indicating the artist as Dale Chihuly, its installation in 2012, and a donation by the Trustees of the Ulster Museum. Two electrical outlets or wall fixtures are visible on the lower left portion of the wall. The scene is located within the Ulster Museum, Botanic Gardens, Belfast, United Kingdom. No individuals are present.