The shape of the work most closely resembles a much enlarged lightbulb. The cone shape that represents the lampshade contains a digitally manipulated image of the surroundings of the roundabout. The upper side of the manipulated image shows a deep, deep blue sky in which birds continuously fly. The lower side represents the manipulated surroundings of the roundabout. The manipulated image shows neon lettering on the buildings: the petrol station declaims its sale of litres of famous Airdrie air. The manipulated Airdrie is an invitation to reflect: the village and the roundabout in particular once more have an identity where imagination plays an important role.