This image depicts an immersive art installation located within a contemporary art or design museum in Tel Aviv, Israel

This image depicts an immersive art installation located within a contemporary art or design museum in Tel Aviv, Israel. The scene simulates an underwater environment, featuring numerous plush marine creatures suspended at various heights and resting on a sand-covered floor. The floor is covered with light-brown, granular material resembling sand. The walls are composed of highly reflective mirrored surfaces, which create an illusion of infinite depth and multiply the visible elements throughout the space. Overhead, rectangular light fixtures are visible as reflections on the mirrored surfaces. Numerous plush fabric sea creatures are the primary subjects. Suspended by thin, almost invisible wires, various types of fish are visible, including a large blue and green parrotfish-like figure, a multi-spotted fish, a yellowfin tuna-like fish, red fish, dark blue fish, and a prominent dark fish tail in the upper-left. On the sand-covered floor, several reddish-brown plush octopi, light-colored plush conch shells, hermit crabs, a grey dolphin-like figure, a beige sawfish-like figure with a long rostrum, a dark blue shark-like figure, and a long white and pink serpentine fish/eel-like figure are arranged. The reflection of a single individual, likely a visitor, is visible in the upper-mid right section of the mirrored wall, showing their head and shoulders with dark hair. In the same reflective area, a white door frame and a large black graphic depicting a coffee cup are discernible on an adjacent wall, providing additional environmental context suggestive of a specific themed exhibit or museum section. All depicted subjects are static, part of a fixed installation, with no active movements or direct interactions observed.