An outdoor scene in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, displays a large, abstract stone sculpture as its central subject

An outdoor scene in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, displays a large, abstract stone sculpture as its central subject. The sculpture, approximately 2.5 meters tall, depicts a weathered, light-colored figure, possibly female, with an obscured face/head area, appearing bent or kneeling. It rests on a fractured, moss-covered stone base. Immediately to the left of the sculpture, a white rectangular sign provides details in Bulgarian: "International Symposium on Sculpture in Stone, Stara Zagora - 1987," identifying the artwork as "Female Figure" by Stefana Chernaeva from Bulgaria. The ground consists of sparse green grass and bare soil. To the far left, a tall tree densely covered in ivy stands. Several bare deciduous trees and two coniferous trees are visible throughout the background. In the middle-ground left, behind the ivy-covered tree, a line of several parked light-colored vehicles (sedans/hatchbacks) is discernible, positioned near older buildings with red-tiled roofs. To the right of the sculpture, a white utility box with blue and red ports is situated on the grass. A paved sidewalk extends into the background where a lone individual, dressed in a red top and dark pants, walks away from the viewer. Further in the background, a white building with dark windows is visible. The sky is overcast, providing diffuse, flat lighting.