An indoor photograph taken from a first-person perspective displays a multi-tiered, circular art installation, identified as part of the Memory Void at the Jewish Museum Berlin, Germany

An indoor photograph taken from a first-person perspective displays a multi-tiered, circular art installation, identified as part of the Memory Void at the Jewish Museum Berlin, Germany. The installation features a wide, horizontal outer ring with an off-white, extensively cracked surface exhibiting dark fissures and subtle concentric ridges on its right side. Resting concentrically upon this is an elevated, narrower inner ring, also off-white and textured, patterned with a dense arrangement of raised elements resembling Hebrew characters. At the precise center of the inner ring, a small, intense blue-white light source is visible, surrounded by numerous small, light-colored, irregular objects resembling pebbles or stones. The immediate environment is predominantly dark, with faint blue and white light reflections from unseen screens or projections appearing in the upper background. The lower portion of the frame captures the feet and lower legs of an individual wearing dark sneakers and light-colored trousers or a coat, positioned on a dark floor in front of the artwork.