The image captures the "Grande Disco" sculpture by Arnaldo Pomodoro, located in Piazza Cavour, Milan, Italy

The image captures the "Grande Disco" sculpture by Arnaldo Pomodoro, located in Piazza Cavour, Milan, Italy. The prominent subject is a large, brushed metallic sculpture, likely stainless steel, comprising an incomplete outer ring that encircles a central, horizontally split disc. This structure is mounted on a multi-tiered base composed of dark and lighter grey stone, situated on a gently sloped grassy mound. The foreground features sparse green grass mixed with patches of exposed earth and several deciduous bushes, some displaying yellowish leaves, with a few small white flowers visible. In the midground and background, numerous deciduous trees, mostly bare or with sparse autumnal brown leaves, frame the sculpture. Beyond the trees, urban architecture is visible. To the left, a multi-story building with a light-colored facade, numerous windows, and balconies rises, with an antenna structure discernible on its roofline. To the right, additional buildings appear less distinct, bordering what appears to be a street or thoroughfare, with faint details of street signs or distant infrastructure. The sky is a uniform, overcast light grey, indicating a cloudy day. There are no individuals or active vehicles present in the scene. The lighting is natural and diffused, consistent with an overcast late autumn or early winter day.