This image captures an indoor facility located in Gunung Putri, Indonesia, functioning as a liquid processing or cultivation area

This image captures an indoor facility located in Gunung Putri, Indonesia, functioning as a liquid processing or cultivation area. The primary subjects are approximately 40-50 clear plastic water bottles, appearing to be of 19-liter capacity, filled with a transparent liquid. These bottles are systematically arranged on multiple tiers of unrefined wooden racks, constructed from wooden planks and supported by concrete blocks and smaller wooden pieces. Most bottles are interconnected via translucent white and blue plastic tubing inserted into their openings, suggesting a fluid transfer or circulation system. The floor is concrete, exhibiting damp spots and scattered white residue beneath the racks. The surrounding walls are composed of concrete blocks; the right wall is partially covered with peeling green paint over a lighter base, featuring two rectangular windows that admit natural light. The far left wall is bare concrete block, with one smaller window and a series of unpainted wooden benches or platforms, along with two wooden chairs. Exposed electrical wiring is visible along the walls. A black bag and a wooden stick lean against the wall on the right side. No individuals are present in the scene, and no direct actions are depicted beyond the static arrangement of the liquid-filled containers and their interconnections. The environment suggests an functional but unpolished industrial or storage setting.