The image displays a bronze sculpture of a man hanging by his right hand from a horizontal metal beam, positioned against an overcast, light grey sky

The image displays a bronze sculpture of a man hanging by his right hand from a horizontal metal beam, positioned against an overcast, light grey sky. This sculpture, titled "Man Hanging Out" (also known as "Viselec") by David Černý, is located above Husova Street in the Old Town of Prague, Czechia. The male figure is depicted wearing a suit, with his left arm bent and resting near his hip, and his legs suspended downwards. A series of metal anti-bird spikes are visible along the top surface of the beam, situated to the left of the figure's gripping hand. The beam originates from the upper section of a building, whose light-colored facade and brown gutter are partially visible along the left edge of the frame. In the lower right portion of the image, rooflines and upper stories of other city buildings are present, including a structure with a light-colored stucco finish, a brick chimney, and a television antenna.