A three-wheeled traditional Indonesian pedicab, known as a becak, is depicted in a three-quarter view against a light beige background

A three-wheeled traditional Indonesian pedicab, known as a becak, is depicted in a three-quarter view against a light beige background. The becak's passenger compartment, positioned at the front, is predominantly red with purple-maroon accents, featuring an orange-cushioned seat. A dark teal fabric canopy with a black trim is extended over the passenger area. The front mudguards, over the two wheels of the passenger compartment, display a repetitive white and red geometric pattern, characteristic of batik. The bicycle component, attached at the rear, features a purple-maroon frame and white mudguards over its single wheel. No individuals are present in or around the becak. The background is an abstract, flat light beige surface, upon which faint, large, grey outlines of bicycle wheels are overlaid. A partial, dark letter "R" is visible in the upper left quadrant of the background. The subject, a becak, is a traditional mode of transport commonly found in Indonesia, including the Special Capital Region of Jakarta; however, the image itself depicts the becak against an abstract, studio-like background and does not show a specific street or geographical location within the city.