A black metal art installation depicting a stylized cyclist and racing bicycle is positioned centrally against a light-colored, textured concrete wall under bright sunlight

A black metal art installation depicting a stylized cyclist and racing bicycle is positioned centrally against a light-colored, textured concrete wall under bright sunlight. The two-dimensional artwork renders the cyclist in a bent-over, aerodynamic posture with a helmet, and the bicycle with large circular wheels and a visible chainring assembly. Distinct, elongated shadows of the artwork are cast onto the wall to the left, indicating a light source from the right. The metal installation is mounted on a horizontal black base equipped with small black caster wheels visible at both ends. The concrete wall features several markings: an embossed symbol resembling a menorah or candelabra in the upper-left, with the Hebrew word "המועצה" (The Council) carved below it. To the right, another embossed rectangular panel contains the Hebrew word "זיכרון" (Memory/Memorial). Additionally, handwritten grey Hebrew text "מה שלום?" (How are you?) is spray-painted on the wall to the left of the cyclist's midsection, and faint white spray paint marks are present near the bicycle's front wheel. Above the wall, a clear blue sky with sparse white clouds is visible, along with dark green foliage from a tree extending into the frame. The ground beneath the art installation is a dark, pebbled asphalt surface. The scene is located in the Eshkol Regional Council, Israel.