This image captures a forensic view of an overhead structural and utility space, observed from a low vantage point looking upwards, located in Bogor, Indonesia

This image captures a forensic view of an overhead structural and utility space, observed from a low vantage point looking upwards, located in Bogor, Indonesia. The scene is devoid of human presence. The primary visual elements consist of a complex framework of dark gray, likely steel, beams forming a robust support structure that recedes vertically into the upper and lower portions of the frame. These beams are interconnected with visible bolts, suggesting a modular or assembled construction. They define the perimeter of a central, vertical shaft or large duct. The surfaces surrounding this metal framework appear to be composed of a dirty, mottled brownish-gray material, possibly aged concrete or fiberboard panels, showing staining and signs of wear. Running centrally and vertically through the entire image is a rectangular channel or large duct, the interior of which is lined with light-colored, segmented panels that appear to be insulated, exhibiting a textured or slightly corrugated surface. Minor damage or displacement is visible on some of these interior panels. Multiple dark-colored, thin conduits or pipes, some showing signs of rust, traverse the scene, running along the metal beams and occasionally crossing the central channel. Two distinct, dark, horizontal bars or small beams are also present, spanning across the central channel at different vertical levels. The overall environment presents as an aged industrial or utility area, characterized by its structural elements and infrastructure components. Illumination appears to be indirect, potentially emanating from within or above the central channel.