An upward-angled view captures the interior of a utilitarian room in Bandung City, Indonesia

An upward-angled view captures the interior of a utilitarian room in Bandung City, Indonesia. The dominant feature is a galvanized corrugated metal roof, visibly supported by metal purlins and rafters, forming the ceiling. The walls are constructed from unpainted, rough-textured concrete or cement rendering, exhibiting visible areas of moisture staining and discoloration. High on the left wall, two horizontal rectangular openings are present, possibly for ventilation. Below these, two square ventilation blocks, each with multiple circular perforations, are set into the wall on the right side. A wooden-framed window, partially obscured by a light-colored, translucent curtain or covering, is situated in the lower-left quadrant. Objects within the scene include two black motorcycle helmets, one resting on top of another, positioned in the lower-left corner on an unseen surface. Further up the left wall, a green rolled object, possibly a mat or tarp, is secured. On the right, a light-brown wooden door serves as a hanging point for a dark-colored backpack, upon which a light-colored cap with a green brim is placed. A black electrical cable descends vertically along the far-right wall. No individuals are present in the scene.