The image shows a tall, rectangular stone pillar with intricate carvings on its surface. The pillar appears to be made of a light-colored stone and is located in an old, dilapidated room with peeling paint and peeling walls. The carving on the pillar is of a bird with its wings spread wide and its head turned to the side. The bird is facing towards the right side of the pillar and its beak is open, as if it is about to take flight.

The carving is made up of various geometric shapes and patterns, including circles, squares, and rectangles, all of which are carved into the stone. The patterns are symmetrical and appear to be symmetrical, with some overlapping each other. The overall style of the carving is reminiscent of ancient Mayan or Aztec art. The image is taken from a low angle, looking up at the pillar, giving a sense of depth and perspective.