The image displays a wall-mounted tactile art installation located within the Estación de Atocha in Madrid, Spain

The image displays a wall-mounted tactile art installation located within the Estación de Atocha in Madrid, Spain. The installation is a rectangular unit framed in dark grey, consisting of two adjacent panels. The left panel is a matte black informational plaque with white text and Braille. The printed text reads "Relieve táctil de la obra de Vincent van Gogh: Les Vessenots en Auvers 1890," identifying the piece as a tactile relief of Vincent van Gogh's painting "Les Vessenots in Auvers" from 1890. Below this, "Con el apoyo: Fundación ONCE" indicates the support from Fundación ONCE. A multicolored QR code is situated in the lower right corner of the plaque. The right panel features a three-dimensional, textured relief artwork replicating Van Gogh's "Les Vessenots en Auvers." The relief depicts a vibrant landscape with a field in the foreground rendered with swirling and directional textures in greens and yellows. A prominent, sculpted green tree with intricate foliage and a serpentine light blue element (likely a path or stream) occupies the right foreground. In the mid-ground, several houses with reddish roofs and light-colored walls are visible amidst green hills. The background shows rolling hills under a textured blue sky with white clouds. The entire relief exhibits pronounced textural elements designed for tactile exploration. The display is mounted on a plain, light grey wall. A section of beige or light brown polished stone paneling is visible along the bottom edge of the wall, below the installation. No individuals or discernible actions are present in the scene.