At the Daugava Museum open-air exhibition, a close-up view captures a hollow tree hive, providing a detailed insight into its unique structure. This historical and massive tree trunk stands out with a distinctive, twisted, and rugged texture, revealing natural cuts, hollows, and remnants of branches. A small, conical wooden protective roof is installed on top of the trunk, while a horizontal cut is visible at the base, upon which the tree hive rests stably on the lawn.

The surrounding environment consists of a well-kept and sunny lawn, where small blue spring flowers are visible in some places. The wood of the trunk and the surrounding ground are slightly damp, exposing the natural soil and blades of grass. On the right side, slightly further in the background, a dark wooden park bench is located, intended for visitors to rest.

The background depiction reveals a dense, bright, and lush green manor park with tall deciduous trees and a slender pine tree on the left edge. The fresh spring foliage creates a light play of shadows on the ground, and steady daylight filters through the branches. The exhibition element blends organically into the well-maintained landscape of nature and history.