The image depicts an indoor architectural corner within what appears to be an institutional or commercial building

The image depicts an indoor architectural corner within what appears to be an institutional or commercial building. Two walls are visible: a lighter off-white wall on the left, and a darker muted grey-blue wall on the right. The ceiling is white, featuring a textured finish, and a rectangular fluorescent light fixture with a translucent grid diffuser is affixed to it in the upper left quadrant. Along the upper portion of the darker wall, near the ceiling line, a light-colored electrical conduit or cable runs horizontally. From this conduit, a roughly cylindrical, light-brown object, possibly a wooden dowel or a pipe segment, extends diagonally upwards towards the ceiling, secured by a patch of white material, likely plaster or adhesive. Below this, a smaller circular white patch is visible on the wall. Three tall, narrow, vertically oriented display cabinets or bookshelves are mounted on the darker grey-blue wall. Each cabinet features a reddish-brown wooden frame and transparent fronts, likely glass. The cabinets are illuminated internally, casting a warm, yellowish glow on their contents. The cabinet furthest left is partially obscured and its contents are indistinct. The middle cabinet contains multiple shelves holding what appear to be stacks of books or binders. The rightmost cabinet, the most clearly visible, has several glass shelves laden with numerous stacks of books, binders, or documents, some arranged vertically and others leaning. No people are present, and no overt actions or interactions are depicted. The specific location within Bandung City, Indonesia, cannot be determined from the visual evidence alone.