A low-angle, upward-facing image captures a public art installation set against a backdrop of modern skyscrapers under a clear blue sky in the Polanco/Chapultepec area of Mexico City

A low-angle, upward-facing image captures a public art installation set against a backdrop of modern skyscrapers under a clear blue sky in the Polanco/Chapultepec area of Mexico City. In the foreground, large, weathered sculptures of human hands, appearing to be made of stone or concrete with a rough, textured finish, are prominently displayed. A broken section of a left hand is visible in the lower left, while a larger, open right hand extends from the lower right towards the upper center, pointing skyward. These sculptures are mounted on dark, slender poles. In the background, two distinct skyscrapers dominate the frame. On the left, a tall, multi-faceted skyscraper with a complex, reflective glass facade, identified as Torre Diana, angles upwards. Its surface reflects the sky and surrounding light in varying patterns. On the right, a curved, multi-story building, identified as Torre Virreyes, features a uniform grid of light-colored rectangular panels and windows. A faint crescent moon is visible in the clear blue sky between the two structures. Below the main hand sculpture, other less distinct buildings and green foliage are visible at ground level.