A small mosaic made from square ceramic tiles is embedded in the stone quay wall along the Seine. The work uses a strictly pixel-based visual language: a large red, block-like central form dominates the composition, with green and light-blue elements integrated into it. A grey, segmented structure extends upwards from the main form, while several detached red elements are positioned around it, giving the composition the appearance of a deliberately fragmented pixel graphic.

The signature “Mr Djoul” is visible along the lower edge. The attribution is also consistent with the characteristic practice of the Paris-based mosaic artist, who creates small ceramic-tile works using a pixel-art vocabulary and installs them in public space.