In Anderlecht, Belgium, a female individual with long dark hair and glasses is depicted in a culinary setting

In Anderlecht, Belgium, a female individual with long dark hair and glasses is depicted in a culinary setting. She wears a black long-sleeved top with ruffled shoulders and a central white panel adorned with a black bat pattern, paired with checkered pants and dark closed-toe shoes. Her attention is focused downward as she uses a silver-bladed knife to cut a red apple on a white cutting board. On the stainless steel work surface, to her left, rests a silver-bladed kitchen knife, an already half-cut green apple, two red apples (one partially cut, one whole) on the white cutting board. Adjacent to this, on a teal-colored cutting board, is a pile of uniformly diced multi-colored bell peppers (red, yellow, green). To the right, on a dark grey cutting board, are three distinct piles of finely diced ingredients: white (likely onion), pale yellow (likely garlic), and brown (possibly nuts or dried fruit). Behind these preparations, a clear plastic container holds organic food waste and scraps. The background reveals a makeshift or temporary kitchen environment, characterized by walls covered in a textured, reflective material, possibly insulation or bubble wrap, secured with tape. Wooden chair backs are visible in the mid-ground. Below the main work surface, a light-colored tiled floor is visible, along with a partially obscured white fan on the left and blue plastic crates containing produce (e.g., mesh bags of garlic) on the right. A handwritten label on the table edge displays "POIDS GRANDI [...] 1,870," suggesting a weight and price indication.