The image presents a massive, multi-colored statue of a Hindu deity in a modern indoor exhibition space located in Marra, India

The image presents a massive, multi-colored statue of a Hindu deity in a modern indoor exhibition space located in Marra, India. The statue, approximately 5-6 meters tall, features a deity with a fierce, aggressive expression, including wide, glaring eyes, bared fangs, a prominent black mustache, and a long, protruding red tongue. Its head is adorned with an elaborate golden crown detailed with intricate designs and pearls, topped by horn-like structures, and backed by a large, circular golden aureole. A trident-like tilaka mark is visible on its forehead. The figure possesses a muscular, reddish-brown torso with a noticeable belly, and is extensively decorated with golden necklaces, armbands, wristbands, and finger rings. A dark green and black serpent-like garment is wrapped around its midsection and upper legs, beneath which purple velvet-like pants are visible. The deity's right hand firmly grasps the body of a large, dark-colored cobra with its hood raised, its body coiled around the arm. The statue rests on a dark, textured, rock-like base. The exhibition space features plain white walls and a dark, reflective floor. Abundant natural light enters through a series of large, multi-paned windows that span the left wall, revealing an outdoor area with dense green foliage and a tiled ground. The statue's golden aureole casts a distinct circular shadow on the white wall behind it. A white information panel displaying text is affixed to the wall to the left of the statue. In the lower left quadrant, a male figure wearing a light-colored shirt and blue jeans is observed walking away from the camera, near the windows, underscoring the colossal scale of the statue. Blurred figures are also visible outdoors through the windows, including one person partially seen in yellow clothing.