This image depicts the facade of the Polissya Hotel in Prypiat, Ukraine

This image depicts the facade of the Polissya Hotel in Prypiat, Ukraine. The upper portion of the building features a large, textured mosaic relief, primarily composed of small, reflective tiles in various shades of blue, gray, and purple. The mosaic forms abstract patterns, including vertical fluted columns, rounded shapes, and undulating waves. Portions of the mosaic show signs of degradation, with missing tiles and exposed concrete. Below the mosaic facade is the building's ground level, characterized by a recessed entrance area with multiple doorways and windows. The main entrance consists of several double doors, some of which are ajar or missing panes of glass, revealing dark interiors. The doors and window frames appear to be made of light-colored wood or painted metal, showing significant weathering and peeling paint. Support columns for the upper structure are visible, made of plain, light-colored stone or concrete. The walls flanking the entrance are constructed of weathered, light brown brick. The immediate foreground and ground around the building are heavily overgrown with dormant vegetation, including dry grasses, fallen leaves, and small, scraggly bushes. A large deciduous tree with branches extending into the upper left of the frame has mostly shed its leaves, though some green and yellow foliage remains. The sky above is overcast and uniformly gray, suggesting a dull or cloudy day. No people or active elements are present in the scene, indicating abandonment and decay.