In a workshop located in Jumerto, Indonesia, two men are engaged in woodworking. The man on the left, wearing a light blue t-shirt, red and blue shorts, and a green cap, is sanding a stack of wooden planks supported by a wooden sawhorse. He is holding a sanding block in his right hand and appears focused on his task. To his right, a man in a red t-shirt and black cap is standing near the end of the wooden planks, holding a tool, possibly pliers, in his right hand and touching his face with his left hand, as if taking a break or contemplating his next move. The workshop appears to be constructed with a metal roof and rough concrete or dirt flooring. The walls are unfinished concrete, with some wooden panels and construction materials visible in the background. Stacks of wood, tools, and containers are scattered around the space, indicating an active workspace. A bright fluorescent light hangs from the ceiling, illuminating the scene. Two buckets labeled "LEM TACO" are visible near the end of the planks. The overall impression is one of a functional, albeit somewhat rustic, woodworking facility.