A sculpture is centrally positioned on a textured white plinth within a building in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico. The primary subject is a brown cardboard sculpture, approximately 40-50 cm in height, shaped like two opposing, upward-curving elements resembling a stylized flame or open wings. It is constructed from multiple layers of corrugated cardboard, showing visible seams. Embedded within the lower central opening of the cardboard structure is a circular, yellowish-gold metallic disc, approximately 10-15 cm in diameter. This disc features etched or drawn details, including the prominent text "2 OCTOBER 1968" and other swirling patterns. The entire cardboard assembly rests on a circular cardboard base, which is then placed on a flat, rectangular black platform. To the left of the sculpture, a large window displays an exterior view, revealing a grey, textured stone pillar and green foliage, indicating an outdoor natural environment. The right background is a plain white wall. Natural light illuminates the scene. No individuals, actions, or interactions are present.

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