An outdoor scene in Arica, Chile, captured under artificial illumination, features a large, anthropomorphic starfish sculpture as the central subject

An outdoor scene in Arica, Chile, captured under artificial illumination, features a large, anthropomorphic starfish sculpture as the central subject. The orange, five-pointed sculpture, approximately 1.5 meters tall, possesses a granular, textured surface and exhibits two white googly eyes with black pupils, and a wide, black, crescent-shaped smile. It stands on a rectangular, blue-painted mobile base with four small wheels, partially obscured by adhering dark soil or aggregate. The immediate ground is paved with a pattern of alternating grey and beige square tiles, forming a pedestrian walkway. To the left, the walkway recedes into the distance, bordered by red vertical poles and illuminated by multiple streetlights. A single, blurred human figure is faintly visible walking away in the far left background. To the right, a light-colored building facade is visible, upon which a large vertical banner displaying "DÍA DE LOS PATRIMONIOS" (Day of Heritage) with colorful graphic illustrations is hung. Below this banner, a decorative planter box, adorned with a mural depicting marine life, contains text that partially reads "MUSEO ARICA CHILE," indicating the sculpture's proximity to a museum or cultural institution within the city. Small green plants are visible within the planter. The environment is an urban public space or cultural district.