A large, imposing statue, likely made of concrete or stone, dominates the center of a park in Novosibirsk, Russia. The sculpture depicts a multi-headed dragon, specifically featuring three prominent heads with reptilian scales and sharp teeth, along with substantial wings extending outwards. Beneath the central dragon head, a skeletal or emaciated human figure is seated on an ornate throne, holding what appears to be a staff or weapon. The statue sits on a raised base, which seems to be part of a drained fountain basin with blue and white mosaic tiling visible at the bottom. The setting is a park, characterized by numerous tall trees, including both coniferous and deciduous species with bare branches, suggesting either early spring or late autumn. The sky is bright blue and clear, indicating a sunny day. A few people can be seen strolling in the background among the trees. The camera slowly pans slightly, offering a broader view of the statue and its surroundings. The overall impression is one of a mythical or fantastical monument placed within a natural, outdoor environment. There is no visible text in the frame.