A dark grey stone statue, resembling a Balinese Dwarapala or Raksasa, is centrally depicted, squatting and holding a club in its right hand

A dark grey stone statue, resembling a Balinese Dwarapala or Raksasa, is centrally depicted, squatting and holding a club in its right hand. The statue features an ornate headdress, a prominent mustache, and carved textures suggesting draped garments or ropes, with graffiti inscribed on its lower body. In the foreground, vibrant green, fan-shaped leaves partially obscure the statue's base. Long, slender palm fronds hang into the frame from above. Behind the statue, a textured, light-colored concrete wall displays a white rectangular sign with blue lettering, partially legible as "N HGB NO 26 D...", "HO...", and "MILIK PT. INDOSAT". The background beyond the wall shows sparse, leafless trees and some green foliage against a bright sky. This scene is located in Central Jakarta, Indonesia, as indicated by the "HGB" (Hak Guna Bangunan) land title reference and the specific mention of "PT. INDOSAT" on the sign, consistent with the company's significant presence in the city.