This image depicts a collection of twenty-four vintage CRT televisions arranged on two industrial-style metal shelving units in what is described as Saint Petersburg, Russia

This image depicts a collection of twenty-four vintage CRT televisions arranged on two industrial-style metal shelving units in what is described as Saint Petersburg, Russia. The scene is an interior, characterized by dim, warm ambient lighting. The televisions vary in size, brand (including Philips, Sony, JVC, LG, and Goldstar), and color, predominantly black with some silver/gray models. They are neatly stacked across six horizontal shelves, with four televisions per row. All visible screens are illuminated, displaying a mix of static, signal interference, or "no signal" patterns. Many screens show a speckled white noise effect, while others exhibit distinct vertical or horizontal bands of light in colors such as blue, green, white, and purple. Several screens also display on-screen text overlays like "AV" or "VIDEO," indicating input modes. Faint reflections of the surrounding environment are visible on the darker screen areas. Numerous black electrical cords and signal cables are visible, snaking behind and between the televisions and along the metal framework of the shelving units. A black remote control hangs by its cable from the right shelving unit at the third shelf level from the top, and another remote is partially visible on the bottom right shelf. The shelving units are constructed from dark metal, forming a sturdy grid. The background wall is a plain, unadorned surface, illuminated by the televisions' glow, contributing to the overall muted color palette of the environment. No people are present in the image.