The image depicts an art installation within a brightly lit gallery space at the Musée d'Art Contemporain (MAC) in Marseille, France

The image depicts an art installation within a brightly lit gallery space at the Musée d'Art Contemporain (MAC) in Marseille, France. The central subject is a large, four-legged animal, likely a taxidermied elephant, largely covered by a textured, dark grey woolen blanket that drapes down to the floor, concealing its body except for its reddish-brown lower legs and feet. On the animal's blanket-covered back, a small, light-colored rectangular stone plinth supports an abstract, dark greenish-bronze sculpture with an irregular, jagged form. Two bone-like objects, one featuring a distinct red tip, are positioned horizontally below the bronze sculpture, resting on the blanket. This ensemble represents Robert Filliou's artwork, often referred to as *Elephant* or *Ceci n'est pas une pomme*. The artwork rests on a low, rectangular white platform. The gallery walls are stark white, and the ceiling features visible white beams, large rectangular skylights, and track lighting fixtures, suggesting ample natural and artificial illumination. In the background to the right, another artwork is partially visible: a glass display case with a golden frame and base, containing multiple off-white spherical objects suspended by threads. No individuals are present in the scene.