An art exhibition is set up in the exhibition hall of the Daugava Museum, which features distinctively blue walls. Several paintings depicting natural landscapes and water views are hung on the walls. On the left side, a larger painting with a river landscape and cloudy skies is visible, while a smaller, brighter artwork in green and purple tones is placed on the opposite wall in the background. Several more artworks are arranged on the wall and in the passageway on the right side, including a series of three small paintings.

A three-dimensional art object is placed on a low, white, rectangular pedestal or platform in the center of the room. It consists of a grey concrete or stone block with a curved fragment of a tree branch or trunk passing through or over it. The floor of the room is smooth and in a light brown tone, which contrasts with the bright walls. A white molding runs along the ceiling line at the top of the walls, from which the artworks are suspended on thin cables.

A large, light wooden frame window with an arched top is located in the far wall of the room, offering a view of the greenery outside. A white heating radiator is attached below the window. Small, white drawings or symbols in the shape of diamonds are noticeable in places on the blue walls. The lighting in the room is uniform, combining natural light from the window and artificial lighting.