The image displays an interior room in the city of Be’er-Sheva, Israel, illuminated predominantly by a large, circular projection of warm-toned light

The image displays an interior room in the city of Be’er-Sheva, Israel, illuminated predominantly by a large, circular projection of warm-toned light. This projection, emanating from an unseen source, creates a simulated sunset or sunrise effect, casting golden yellow to orange-red hues across the ceiling and two intersecting walls. The light projection forms a distinct semi-circular arc on the ceiling, extending downwards onto the upper portions of the walls where it widens into a broad, inverted 'U' or 'V' shape. The central area of the projection, located on the main wall, exhibits the most intense orange-red coloration, fading to golden yellow at its periphery and where it meets the unlit areas of the room. The room features light-colored walls, likely white or off-white, which are bathed in the projected light. In the upper right quadrant of the ceiling, a faint, white circular object, possibly a recessed light fixture or smoke detector, is partially visible outside the main light effect. On the left side of the frame, a segment of a white door frame is visible. Above this frame, a small, dark rectangular object or sign, possibly made of wood, is affixed to the wall, bearing the inscription "KOT" in light-colored lettering. Below the "KOT" sign and near the door frame, a smaller, dark rectangular image or decal is present. Further below, a circular, white object, resembling a vanity mirror with an integrated light, rests against the wall, reflecting the ambient yellow light. On the right side of the frame, a doorway or opening reveals a darker interior space. The framing of this opening is lighter in color. A vertical reflection, possibly from a standing mirror or the edge of an object within the adjacent space, is discernible inside this opening. No individuals, animals, or overt actions are depicted in the scene.