A large, vertical, polished metal fork sculpture, approximately 8 meters tall, emerges from the calm, dark blue-grey waters of Lake Geneva in Vevey, Switzerland

A large, vertical, polished metal fork sculpture, approximately 8 meters tall, emerges from the calm, dark blue-grey waters of Lake Geneva in Vevey, Switzerland. The sculpture, known as The Fork, is situated in the foreground, its four tines resting on the lakebed. To the left of the sculpture, a single bright yellow spherical buoy floats on the water's surface. In the midground, beyond the lake, a city shoreline with buildings and green trees is visible. The background is dominated by a series of large, dark mountains, their lower slopes partially obscured by a light haze or cloud cover. The sky is overcast and uniformly light grey, indicating a lack of direct sunlight. No individuals or dynamic actions are depicted in the static scene.