This image captures a close-up of an indoor or semi-enclosed decorative installation in El Nido, Philippines

This image captures a close-up of an indoor or semi-enclosed decorative installation in El Nido, Philippines. The central feature is a large, white, sculptural structure with an organic, branching design, resembling abstract tree roots or intertwined branches, approximately two to three meters tall. Various live plants are integrated into and around this structure. Notable vegetation includes large-leafed variegated plants, possibly *Dieffenbachia*, with prominent green and white patterns, and trailing variegated vines, likely *Pothos*, with smaller green and yellow leaves. Additional broad-leafed green plants, some with reddish stems, grow from the base and upward through the sculpture. The background consists of a textured, light pinkish-beige wall. In the upper left quadrant, a portion of a thatched ceiling, made from dried leaves or straw and supported by visible wooden beams, is discernible. The base of the sculpture rests on a gray, textured concrete or stone floor, with a small section of a dark wooden surface visible at the bottom center. The scene is illuminated by artificial lighting, creating soft shadows. No people are present. The precise location within El Nido is not identifiable from the visual evidence, but the natural and artistic elements suggest a commercial establishment such as a restaurant, resort lobby, or cafe.