This image captures an outdoor sculptural display in the city of Arusha, Tanzania

This image captures an outdoor sculptural display in the city of Arusha, Tanzania. The central focus is a large, dark-toned sculpture of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, approximately 1.5 to 2 meters in height, constructed entirely from welded scrap metal components such as gears, rods, pipes, and plates, giving it a fragmented, industrial aesthetic. The dinosaur stands with its mouth open, revealing prominent, spiky metallic teeth. Behind the T-Rex, affixed to a light brown, textured stucco wall, are two additional metallic artworks. To the right, a sculpture depicting a lion's head with a stylized, spiky metal mane is visible. Further to the left on the same wall, a circular, flat metal object resembling a mask, featuring geometric patterns and two eyeholes, is mounted. The ground beneath the sculptures is primarily concrete, appearing wet with reflections suggesting recent rain or dampness. Faded reddish-orange geometric markings, resembling crosses or plus signs, are painted directly onto the concrete. In the lower right foreground, a dark, rectangular metal plate with an integrated handle lies flat on the wet concrete. To the right of the concrete area, a reddish-brown interlocking paver pathway curves away into the background. The background also reveals hints of greenery and additional dark, abstract sculptures further back.