The scene depicts an outdoor urban environment in Montevideo, Uruguay, featuring the "Monumento al Trabajador" sculpture by Carlos Ott, positioned in front of the Torre de las Telecomunicaciones (ANTEL Tower) on Rambla 25 de Agosto de 1825 S/N, in the Ciudad Vieja district

The scene depicts an outdoor urban environment in Montevideo, Uruguay, featuring the "Monumento al Trabajador" sculpture by Carlos Ott, positioned in front of the Torre de las Telecomunicaciones (ANTEL Tower) on Rambla 25 de Agosto de 1825 S/N, in the Ciudad Vieja district. The primary subject is a multi-segmented, abstract sculpture composed of rusted, reddish-brown metal, likely corten steel. Several segments incorporate rectangular panels of what appears to be deliberately shattered or textured green-tinted glass. The sculpture rests on a multi-tiered base constructed from light-colored, rough-hewn stone blocks, with a dark plaque visible on its front face. One end of the sculpture features a flat, angled metal panel with five prominent circular, silver-colored protrusions. The opposing end is a flat, solid rectangular metal panel. In the background, the tall, modern ANTEL Tower rises, characterized by a facade dominated by large, reflective glass panels set within a light-colored vertical grid. Several tall palm trees with green fronds are positioned between the sculpture and the tower, partially obscuring the building. Green foliage from a smaller tree or bush is visible on the right side of the image. The ground around the sculpture's base consists of sparse green grass and exposed soil. In the lower right foreground, an uneven paved surface is visible. A crumpled bundle of red and dark blue fabric, possibly clothing, lies on the ground near the sculpture's base, alongside a piece of light brown cardboard. The scene is illuminated by diffused, overcast lighting, resulting in soft shadows. No individuals are present in the image.