The image depicts a daytime scene in Alun-alun Cianjur, Indonesia, under a clear blue sky

The image depicts a daytime scene in Alun-alun Cianjur, Indonesia, under a clear blue sky. A series of approximately twelve black, curved archways, each bearing a name from the Asmaul Husna (99 Names of God) in white Arabic script, form a prominent artistic installation along a paved pathway. The archways curve upwards and inwards, creating a tunnel-like effect. The pathway, light grey with a yellow tactile strip on its right side, extends into the distance, with more archways receding from view. On the left side of the pathway, a grassy area with mature green trees is visible. A vendor is positioned near the foreground, leaning over a basket containing what appears to be corn cobs, interacting with an individual. A green umbrella is partially visible behind the vendor. Several individuals are present on the pathway: a woman in a dark headscarf and a child in a floral dress are near the vendor. In the mid-ground, a group of approximately ten individuals, including adults and children, are walking away from the camera. Among them, a woman in a red headscarf and white long skirt walks beside a child in a yellow shirt. On the right side of the pathway, a grassy strip features a palm tree and potted plants interspersed between the archway bases. The scene is brightly illuminated by sunlight, casting shadows.