The image displays two distinct stone towers and a connecting wall of the Porte des Allemands in Metz, France, set against an overcast sky

The image displays two distinct stone towers and a connecting wall of the Porte des Allemands in Metz, France, set against an overcast sky. The cylindrical tower on the left, constructed from light brown and yellowish hewn stone blocks, features battlements at its summit and visible rectangular window openings. A horizontal decorative band is present below the battlements. The tower on the right is a more slender, light gray stone cylinder, capped by a steep, dark, conical slate roof adorned with a finial at its apex. This tower also contains several rectangular window openings. A lower stone wall, partially covered with green moss and lichen, stretches between the two towers. An art installation, composed of multiple thin, light-colored cables or strings, extends diagonally from the left tower towards the area behind the right tower, creating a fan-like geometric pattern in the mid-ground. A dark green tree is partially visible on the far right side of the frame. No individuals are present.