The image displays a window exhibit, observed through reflective glass, within the city of Montevideo, Uruguay

The image displays a window exhibit, observed through reflective glass, within the city of Montevideo, Uruguay. The specific street or building location is not discernible from the visual information. In the left portion of the frame, a circular, yellow-rimmed object, appearing to be a painted plate or disc, features a central illustration of two light-colored birds, consistent with gulls or pigeons, facing outwards. Above them, the word "Libra" is inscribed in black, gothic-style script. A slender, dark rod extends from behind this "Libra" disc towards the right. To the right, a stylized, bipedal figure stands. This figure is predominantly light blue with a repeating dark blue or black grid-like pattern across its form. It presents a long, thin pink beak, small pink elements on its upper body, and two prominent, round white eyes with dark pupils. Its legs are horizontally striped in pink and white. This figure appears to hold or be connected to the dark rod originating from the "Libra" disc. The figure rests upon a stack of light-colored, possibly pale green, molded pulp trays, resembling egg cartons, arranged horizontally. The immediate background behind the display consists of a light-colored, vertically ribbed or corrugated surface. Reflections on the window glass are prominent in the foreground: a dark, diamond-patterned grid, indicative of a security screen or fence, overlays the lower half of the image. Additionally, a partial view of a white vehicle, specifically the roof and upper side of a car, is visible in the bottom-left, suggesting an exterior street or parking area. The scene is illuminated by ambient daylight.