The scene depicts a storage or backroom area within a commercial establishment located in Pointe-Noire, Congo-Brazzaville

The scene depicts a storage or backroom area within a commercial establishment located in Pointe-Noire, Congo-Brazzaville. A male individual, appearing to be an adult, is seated on the dark floor against a light-colored wall, with his head bowed and eyes closed, suggesting he is asleep or unconscious. He wears a light grey t-shirt with a red logo, dark blue jeans with a worn patch on the right knee, and dark shoes. His back is supported by a white, square object. To his left, a multi-tiered metal shelving unit is stocked with various goods, including cardboard boxes, bottles of spirits (e.g., Grant's, Red Label), flavored syrups (e.g., Monin), and cartons of fruit juice (e.g., Pulpe de Fruits, Pêche Mangue). A light blue messenger-style bag with a black strap hangs from the shelving unit near the man. On the floor in front of the man, a black duffel bag is present. Beside him, a stack of bottled water (Badoit brand) is visible, along with numerous clear plastic bottles scattered on the floor. A black plastic crate with "COCA" text is partially visible beneath the bottled water. To the right of the man, a dark-framed glass door is visible, featuring two prominent signs: a yellow triangular warning sign with a lightning bolt symbol and the text "LOCAL TECHNIQUE," and a red circular sign with a crossed-out figure and the text "ACCES INTERDIT A TOUTE PERSONNE ETRANGERE AU SERVICE." Reflections in the glass door reveal an adjacent area with overhead pendant lights and shadowy figures, indicating a space beyond the door.