An metallic hare sculpture stands upright on its hind legs, front paws slightly raised, atop a single weathered wooden pile protruding from a body of water

An metallic hare sculpture stands upright on its hind legs, front paws slightly raised, atop a single weathered wooden pile protruding from a body of water. The hare faces right, ears erect. Below this primary pile, a cluster of seven similar wooden piles are bundled together, secured by a rusted metal band with visible bolts. Several coins are placed on the flat tops of these lower piles. The water, likely the Neva River or an adjoining canal, displays ripples with reflections of a bright, possibly overcast, sky creating patterns of light and shadow. This scene is located on Zayachy (Hare) Island, near the Ioannovsky Bridge, in Saint Petersburg, Russia.