The image shows an urban street scene with a road construction operation in progress. On the left side, a large asphalt truck is parked adjacent to the curb, with its rear machinery exposed, including a metal chute and hydraulic mechanisms for laying material. An orange safety cone is placed on the roadway in front of the vehicle to demarcate the work zone. A worker in orange high-visibility coveralls, blue helmet, and gloves stands next to the truck, facing it directly while holding a tool. The worker is positioned on the sidewalk, partially overlapping the vehicle’s operating section.

Mounted on the building façade in the background is a large surrealist-style poster occupying a rectangular billboard space. The poster depicts a bald human head wearing metallic horizontal slat-like glasses, with bright yellow corn kernels affixed across the forehead, cheek, and lips in organized clusters. Additional rectangular crackers or biscuit-like elements are positioned on the skin, forming a collage across the face. The lips are partially concealed beneath a dense cluster of kernels, emphasizing food-based assemblage as a dominant motif. The photographic rendering of the poster contrasts sharply with the physical construction environment in the foreground.

The building wall itself is light-colored stone or plaster, with a decorative iron railing visible at the upper edge. A mounted streetlamp extends from the façade on the left side, providing architectural context. The sidewalk is concrete, extending horizontally across the frame, separating the street-level machinery and worker from the poster backdrop.

The composition juxtaposes practical, industrial labor in the foreground with a stylized advertisement or artistic installation in the background, contrasting construction activity with experimental visual imagery.