A large, bronze-toned anthropomorphic sculpture, approximately 3-4 meters tall, depicts a paintbrush with arms and hands

A large, bronze-toned anthropomorphic sculpture, approximately 3-4 meters tall, depicts a paintbrush with arms and hands. The main brush body features a textured handle with a circular hole at its apex. Its metal ferrule is adorned with rivets and the engraved name "DFACE." The brush bristles appear to drip solidified material onto the light-colored, geometrically tiled pavement, forming a small puddle. The sculpture's right arm (viewer's left) holds a slender, upright paintbrush, while its left arm (viewer's right) extends forward, an open hand grasping a small, smiling, helmeted figure. The sculpture is positioned directly in front of a modern building characterized by large, reflective glass panels and dark, vertical architectural elements. The glass reflects bare tree branches, traditional urban architecture, and a sign displaying "artnet" and "D's Little Helper." Small circular lights are embedded in the pavement. This installation, "D's Little Helper" by D*Face, is situated at The Royal Exchange in the City of London, United Kingdom.