An outdoor, wide-angle image captured on a clear winter day in Riga, Latvia, depicts a large, light-brown wooden sculpture of a figure seated in a meditative, cross-legged pose with hands resting on its knees

An outdoor, wide-angle image captured on a clear winter day in Riga, Latvia, depicts a large, light-brown wooden sculpture of a figure seated in a meditative, cross-legged pose with hands resting on its knees. The sculpture is constructed from numerous small, rectangular wooden blocks, giving it a distinct pixelated appearance. Patches of white snow accumulate on the sculpture's upper surfaces, including the head, shoulders, and arms. The sculpture is positioned centrally in a broad, snow-covered expanse of ground. In the background, multiple deciduous trees with bare, dark branches stand without foliage. Behind the trees on the left, a modern building with a flat roof and horizontal wooden paneling is partially visible. The sky above is uniformly clear and bright blue. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting subtle shadows on the snow. This sculpture is identified as "The Man with the Head of an Owl" by Oļegs Skarainis, located in the Sculpture Garden of the Latvian National Museum of Art (Arsenāls Exhibition Hall) in Riga. No human figures are present.