A large rectangular LED digital display, identified as "A False Weight" by Olafur Eliasson, is mounted on the exterior wall of the Vancouver Art Gallery at 750 Hornby Street, Vancouver, Canada

A large rectangular LED digital display, identified as "A False Weight" by Olafur Eliasson, is mounted on the exterior wall of the Vancouver Art Gallery at 750 Hornby Street, Vancouver, Canada. The screen exhibits green serif text stating, "There is something that might exist between death and life." This text is overlaid with swirling pink graphic lines. A small red circular marker with the text "death" below it is situated in the upper left section of the display. The word "truth" in pink is located below the word "something." In the lower right, a small green circular marker is visible with the word "before" printed below it. A solid blue rectangular segment occupies the bottom right corner of the screen. The display is affixed to a building facade constructed of light-colored, rectangular tiled panels with dark grout lines. A row of anti-bird spikes is present along the upper edge of the digital screen and continues upwards along the building wall above it. No individuals, objects, or active interactions are visible in the scene.