The image depicts the "Broken Chair" sculpture situated at Place des Nations, in front of the European headquarters of the United United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, under an overcast sky

The image depicts the "Broken Chair" sculpture situated at Place des Nations, in front of the European headquarters of the United United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, under an overcast sky. The monumental sculpture, crafted from dark reddish-brown wood, dominates the frame, appearing as a three-legged chair with its front-left leg visibly shattered and hanging in jagged splinters from beneath the seat. The sculpture stands on a paved pedestrian plaza comprised of light-colored square tiles. Scattered across the plaza are approximately ten individuals. In the foreground, three children stand near the base of the sculpture's front-right leg; one boy wears a blue patterned jacket, another child a red jacket, and a third a dark jacket. They appear to be observing the structure. Other adults are visible further back and to the sides, standing or walking. In the mid-ground and background, tall, bare trees line the left side, and several tall streetlights or utility poles are visible. Towards the right background, temporary structures include a blue container building and a larger yellow building, possibly associated with construction or event setup. Distant buildings are discernible beyond these structures. The overall scene is static, illuminated by diffused daylight.