Three relief sculptures are mounted on a white painted wall, which forms the lower section of a red brick building wall in Sir Isaac's Walk, Colchester, United Kingdom

Three relief sculptures are mounted on a white painted wall, which forms the lower section of a red brick building wall in Sir Isaac's Walk, Colchester, United Kingdom. From left to right, the first relief features intricate designs including what appears to be a large spinning wheel or geared mechanism surrounded by various tools, set within a rectangular frame. To its immediate left is a smaller, rectangular informational plaque with a red border. The central relief depicts a large, woven basket overflowing with loaves of bread, set against a mosaic background of blue tiles. The third and rightmost relief shows an agricultural scene, featuring a plough in the foreground, sheaves of wheat, a building resembling a farmhouse or mill, and a tree laden with fruit. All three reliefs are off-white or light stone-colored, contrasting with the blue of the central relief's background. Above the white wall, the upper section of the building wall is constructed of weathered red bricks. Mounted on this brick section are a security floodlight and a dome-shaped CCTV camera positioned below it. Further left, a black, bell-shaped object is attached to a conduit running vertically on the brick wall. The ground directly in front of the white wall is covered with light-colored gravel or aggregate, from which several small weeds are growing. The white wall has a black painted kick plate at its base. No people or active interactions are visible in the scene.