A forensic, matter-of-fact description of the scene reveals a snow-covered exterior of the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre, located at Plac Świętego Ducha 1 in Krakow, Poland, under conditions of active snowfall

A forensic, matter-of-fact description of the scene reveals a snow-covered exterior of the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre, located at Plac Świętego Ducha 1 in Krakow, Poland, under conditions of active snowfall. The building's neoclassical facade, constructed of light-colored stone, features multiple arched windows, prominent fluted columns with ornate capitals, and decorative relief work, including two visible inscriptions "NARODOWEJ" and "SZTUCE" on the upper levels. The roofline displays multiple sculpted figures and a snow-dusted, green-patinated dome on the right side. In the mid-ground, a white marble bust of a bearded man, wearing a draped garment, is heavily covered in snow and rests on a dark, square pedestal. The pedestal itself is partially obscured by snow and features a circular wreath motif. The foreground is occupied by two prominent, cone-shaped evergreen bushes, both thoroughly blanketed in white snow, effectively framing the central statue and the theater building. Small, distinct snowflakes are visible against the building and the uniformly overcast, light gray sky. Interior lights, emitting a warm yellow glow, are visible through several of the theater's windows, contrasting with the cold exterior. No individuals are present or engaged in any discernible actions or interactions within the frame.