The image displays the Viale Monte Ceneri underpass/tunnel in Milan, Italy, colloquially known as Tunnel NOMIS, at night or in low light

The image displays the Viale Monte Ceneri underpass/tunnel in Milan, Italy, colloquially known as Tunnel NOMIS, at night or in low light. The concrete structure features an arched ceiling on the left side, transitioning to a flatter ceiling section on the right. A two-lane asphalt roadway, appearing wet and highly reflective under artificial illumination, extends from the foreground into the vanishing point in the distance. The roadway is devoid of vehicles. Bright, evenly spaced white lights are recessed along the upper left wall, casting direct light onto the road surface and the tunnel's interior. Both concrete walls are extensively covered in graffiti; the left wall prominently displays large, dark lettering, including "NOMIS." The right wall also features numerous tags and a distinct white ghost-like character near the bottom right. Metal barriers, consisting of horizontal rails supported by vertical posts, line both sides of the roadway. On the right, this barrier separates the road from a narrow, dark concrete pedestrian walkway. No people or discernible objects apart from the tunnel's infrastructure and graffiti are present in the scene.