A large, prominent blue cube-shaped art installation, identified as "Untitled" (2007) by Tomo Savić-Gecan, is centrally positioned atop the roof of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU) in Novi Zagreb, City of Zagreb, Croatia

A large, prominent blue cube-shaped art installation, identified as "Untitled" (2007) by Tomo Savić-Gecan, is centrally positioned atop the roof of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU) in Novi Zagreb, City of Zagreb, Croatia. The cube's reflective surfaces display a sky-like pattern of blue with white and light blue cloud formations. Four thin, dark, vertical rods, likely lightning rods or antennae, protrude from the top surface of the blue cube, with one additional similar rod visible to its immediate left, rising from the structure behind. The roof, visible in the lower foreground, is constructed from corrugated metal panels, featuring a lighter gray, vertically ribbed section on the left and a darker gray, diagonally ribbed section on the right. The sky, which occupies the upper two-thirds of the image, is uniformly overcast and light gray. No individuals or specific actions are visible within the scene.