The image portrays an interior view of the Grand Hall within the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille, France

The image portrays an interior view of the Grand Hall within the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille, France. The long hall is characterized by light beige stone architecture, featuring prominent rectangular pillars supporting a high vaulted ceiling constructed from cut stone blocks. A contemporary art installation overlays sections of the historical structure with vibrant electric blue geometric patterns—comprising triangles, trapezoids, and broad strips—applied to the ceiling vaults, arches, and pillar surfaces, creating a dynamic, fragmented visual effect. The polished dark gray floor reflects the overhead architecture and various light sources. At the far end of the hall, centered beneath a large arched window with visible gridded panes, stands a bronze equestrian statue on a dark, squared pedestal, partially silhouetted by the bright external light. Closer to the viewer, on the left side, a dark, standing human figure statue is partially visible behind a pillar. On the right wall, between pillars, a dark rectangular information sign with white text, including the number "0" and an arrow pointing left, is mounted. Recessed lighting fixtures are visible within both the blue and stone sections of the ceiling. Additionally, vertical rows of small circular perforations are present on some stone wall sections on the right. No human figures are present, rendering the scene static.