The image displays a bright yellow-painted wall and an adjacent yellow metal door at Hameifil Street number 1, Tel Aviv, Israel, as indicated by a blue street sign on the left wall

The image displays a bright yellow-painted wall and an adjacent yellow metal door at Hameifil Street number 1, Tel Aviv, Israel, as indicated by a blue street sign on the left wall. The wall exhibits peeling paint and a textured surface, while the door features geometric patterns in a slightly darker yellow or green. Above, a gray concrete facade with two windows covered by white material is visible. A white cable runs diagonally down the left side of the wall. The primary subjects are 20 stylized portraits rendered in black outline on a yellow background, affixed or painted onto the wall and door. On the left wall, 12 portraits are arranged in three columns and four rows. They depict diverse individuals, including smiling men and women, an older man with glasses, a woman holding a baby, and others with various facial hair and expressions. Two of these portraits, depicting men, feature a small red heart placed on the chest area. On the right door, eight portraits are displayed in three columns and three rows, with the bottom-right position occupied by a yellow sticker containing Hebrew text "מילמן" (Milman). These portraits primarily show individuals, mostly smiling, with a small red heart placed either near the chin or on the chest area in all eight instances. The artwork consistently uses a simple, bold style, resembling stencil art or murals. The collective display, featuring multiple individuals and the recurring red heart motif, suggests a commemorative or tribute purpose.