The scene takes place in a desert, where a large abandoned palace dug into the surface of a rocky desert-colored mountain. The facade of the building has two entrances: a main one on the left and no secondary one on the lower right. two staircases lead to it: a large one that goes up towards the first entrance, and the other smaller one that goes down towards the secondary entrance. both are weathered. The facade of the building is characterized by a series of deep, smooth, overlapping tubular grooves. in turn they are dug transversely by other dark furrows. Somewhere in the scene, a human figure is reflected, adding a touch of mystery and solitude. The atmosphere of the building appears sad and mysterious. the grand staircase gradually disappears into the dark opening of the main entrance. On the upper part of the facade, there is a series of interconnected elements that act as a frame for the building. The sun is high in the sky, positioned behind and to the left of the observer. The stairs leading down to the lower right dark opening gradually become darker due to the cast shadow of the elements above. both scales are the continuous transformation of the tubular grooves. these tubulars, in turn, are dug transversally by other dark furrows. The surrounding mountain features the same rock material, creating a visual continuum and harmony with its surroundings. The scene conveys an atmosphere of desolation and mystery, with the abandoned palace standing out against the desert landscape. The details of the facade, the reflections and the shadows help to create a suggestive and intriguing image. on the left side of the face a steep staircase descends and turns into the main staircase