The image presents a large, weathered bronze sculpture situated outdoors within the Hof HaCarmel Regional Council, Israel

The image presents a large, weathered bronze sculpture situated outdoors within the Hof HaCarmel Regional Council, Israel. The sculpture depicts a man and a woman as busts, positioned within an oversized, open sardine can structure. The rectangular 'can' features a partially rolled-back lid effect at the top, with a prominent, stylized pull-tab loop extending from its right side. The female figure, located on the left side of the 'can,' is rendered bare-chested with visible nipples, wearing a necklace, and has her hair styled upwards. Her expression is solemn, and she gazes forward. The male figure, positioned on the right, wears a suit jacket, a collared shirt with a tie, and a fedora-style hat, also with a solemn, forward gaze and a mustache. His left arm is positioned behind the female figure's right shoulder, indicating their proximity within the confined space. The background reveals a partially cloudy blue sky overhead. Dense green foliage from various trees, including some with lighter bark, is visible behind and around the sculpture. To the lower right, a dry-stacked stone wall or natural rock formation is present, alongside a large, light-colored boulder with faint surface markings, and sparse green ground cover.