The image is a photograph of a red wall with a quote written in Chinese characters. The quote reads, "Buddhism had always been a major subject in Hirayama's painting creation. Inspired by master Xuanyang, his life-long Silk Road exploration started in 1968 when he visited the Banyan Buddha in Afghanistan resulting in his painting in the Central Asia and India. In the process of seeking the truth of religion and art during his travels, he began to realize the devotion of people in the Buddhist art creation which led to his huge amount of Silk Road paintings. In his master piece, the painting of the Tang Dynasty was dedicated to the Temple of the Sacred Heart of Buddha. The scene depicted in the image is of the Sumeru Temple, which is located in the center of the temple. The image also mentions that the painting was created by the Dalai Lama, the founder of Tibetan Buddhism.