A large, intricate, illuminated sculpture stands centrally in what appears to be a modern indoor exhibition space, possibly a museum or gallery, given the concrete walls and controlled lighting. The sculpture is mounted on a dark, circular platform. The main body of the sculpture is a tall, vertical structure, possibly a column or spire, adorned with numerous small, dark, geometric elements arranged in a grid pattern, resembling crosses or plus signs. Bright lights emanate from within or behind these elements, creating a luminous effect along the central vertical axis. Extending outwards and upwards from this central structure are two large, wing-like forms, constructed from parallel, light-colored bars, which also appear to be internally or externally lit, casting a glow. The overall construction suggests a modular or assembled design. The ambient lighting in the room is dim, accentuating the luminescence of the sculpture and creating dramatic shadows on the concrete background. No people are visible. A small, white, rectangular label is present on the dark circular base at the bottom, but its text is illegible. The sculpture's design is grand and imposing, creating a focal point in the minimalist setting. The location is Moscow, Russia.