An interior wide-angle view depicts an open-sided workshop or storage facility located in San Isidro Llano Grande, Mexico, under bright daylight conditions

An interior wide-angle view depicts an open-sided workshop or storage facility located in San Isidro Llano Grande, Mexico, under bright daylight conditions. The structure features a prominent, high-pitched thatched roof supported by exposed wooden beams and a visible framework. The rear and right walls are constructed from unpainted, rough-textured concrete, displaying formwork tie holes. The left side of the building is open, presenting an unobstructed view of dense green foliage, with a distinct horizon line suggesting a body of water (likely the Pacific Ocean) beneath a clear blue sky. Several thin, dark wires or ropes hang vertically from the eaves on this open side. The concrete floor within the facility is occupied by numerous large, roughly spherical or ovoid objects, appearing to be crafted from stone or concrete, scattered across the foreground and midground. Some of these objects exhibit variations in shape or apparent incompleteness. In the central and right areas of the space, several large cuboid objects, constructed from a reddish-brown material, are stacked in various configurations, forming tall columns or larger consolidated structures. To the far right, against the concrete wall, a workbench or shelf area is visible, holding various unidentifiable smaller items and what appears to be a hand truck or dolly near a stack of cylindrical objects. Irregular piles of dark, granular material (possibly dirt or debris) are distributed on the concrete floor. No individuals are present within the frame.