Stake attention in this memory
The image displays a rectangular art installation embedded in a granite-paved sidewalk. The installation itself is a plaque, roughly square, with a dark, wet frame surrounding a lighter, bluish-grey background. Centrally, a design mimicking a white postage stamp with a perforated edge is depicted. On the "stamp" design: * In the upper left, a grey outline of the Ukrainian trident (coat of arms) is visible, with the year "2018" written below it. * Along the left edge, positioned vertically, the text "Україна Ukraina" is printed. * The central artwork is an abstract, multi-colored depiction of an eye, primarily using black, blue, red, and yellow strokes to represent the iris and pupil. Faint, stylized text appears above the eye, and below it, in a calligraphic script, the word "transplantation" is written. * In the lower left corner of the stamp, a small red rectangle precedes the number "1300". * Below the eye illustration, two lines of text are present: "Пересадка рогівки ока" (Ukrainian for Corneal Transplantation) on the top line, and "CORNEAL TRANSPLANTATION" in English below it. * In the lower right corner of the bluish-grey plaque background (outside the stamp design), a white QR code is displayed against a dark square. The surrounding sidewalk consists of speckled granite paving stones in shades of dark grey and light brown, laid in an irregular pattern. The surface of the plaque shows signs of moisture, suggesting it is outdoors and potentially wet from rain or dew. This art installation is part of the "Shukay!" (Look for!) project, a series of mini-sculptures located in various public spaces and sidewalks throughout the city of Kyiv, Ukraine. This particular sculpture commemorates corneal transplantation.
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