The picture represents a diagonal map of Israel. Lebanon and Hermon mount in the north are represented by brown stains in the upper right corner. The Dead Sea is represented in the lower left corner. The coast, Negev and Arava are yellow, and the mountains (Galillee, Judea, Edom and some in the Negev) are brown. Sharon, Israel and Jordan vallies are green and both lakes are blue. Trans-Jordan is painted largely in yellow with a few reddish stains. In the lower right corner is a black triangle within a white upper angle, representing a tent. The Mediterranean Sea is black and at its upper left is a yellow Star of David suggesting the yellow star Jews wore during the Holocaust.

An open book, outlined in black is set at the center of the composition. The Hebrew alphabet is written in pencil in black block letters on the right page. אבגד הוז חטיכך נןסעפף למם צץ קרשת The book is superimposed over a pencil drawing of the map of Israel, and covers the central area of the map. The alphabet is written over the area of Jordan, Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem. Mt. Hermon is in the upper right. The Hula lake in the north signified by cross-hatching is connected by a line to the leading outlines of the Sea of Galilee. The inscription: "Sea of Galilee (Jesus) is written in Hebrew cursive letters at the center כנרת ישו The inscription: "Elijah" is written on Mt. Carmel. אליהו The inscription "The Dead Sea", is written below the book, at the center of the Dead Sea over diagonal lines. ים המות To the right of the Dead Sea is the depiction of a mountain and the word "Moses" written above it in Hebrew block letters. משה The word "Moab" is written between "Moses" and the Dead Sea in Hebrew block-cursive letters. In the lower left of the map is a black dot signifying the city of Gaza. מואב=מלוט The word "Gaza" is written beneath it in Hebrew block letters. Hebrew words are written at the bottom of the map in block letters, "man" on the right, and at the center "people of the book". עזה אדם עם הספר An inscription is written on the lower left in Latin cursive letters: "With the book". A Hebrew word is written to the left of the English sentence in block letters: "arava". ערבה A cloud is depicted in pencil, in the upper left with a Hebrew word written on it in cursive letters: "Cloud". A column of digits descends from the cloud representing rain, from top to bottom, written as follows: 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,0. עב

An old, balding man is depicted from behind seated on a low yellow bench which is isometrically painted. The bench stands on a tiled floor with a book lying on it beneath the bench. The sides of the bench are painted white. Two letters are written on the corner of the bench. In the foreground is written in black block Hebrew letters: אב "Father"/"Alphabet", the two letters being also the first letters of the Hebrew alphabet. The small black cursive Hebrew letter, Aleph, is added, written after the second letter, creating thus the word: אבא "Dad." A circle is drawn on the far side of the bench beneath two lines of musical notes. The man looks onto the landscape in the bakground which suggests part of the map of Israel: The Judean hills rise from yellow sand on the right and the sea shore is visible on the horizon. Superimposed over the colored sea in the upper left part of the picture is an encircled geometrical shape. A black patch is depicted on the right of the sea and on the left is a crescent moon painted on a black triangle. The edge of a stone wall peeks out from the left side of the painting.

The figure of a man, standing with legs apart on a long piece of unstretched canvas, leaning on a green staff held before him with both hands together. A red triangle surmounts the green staff. The contours of the body are formed by black elipses which create the illusion of depth/form. A small picture of a man's head on stretched canvas is attached to the upper part of the unstretched canvas. The head, which is outlined in black and colored pink, is a portrait of the artist above the body. His hair is dishvelled and he has a menancing look in his eyes that is emphasized by the pale pink color of his face. The upper part of his blue shirt is discernable. The combination of the yellow background, the look on his face, and the pointed staff, together creates a intimidating and depressing mood.

The circular portrait of a man is painted in prominent brush strokes in strong colors. The man's yellow face is outlined in brown thick contours, and his yellow and blue beard and long brown and blonde hair suggests fire. The black hole formed by his mouth encloses a Hebrew inscription in white block letters as follows: אב אמ אמת. The first two words are joined to a larger third word. They compose a pun, combining the words "Father" and "Mother" to create the word "Truth".

The figure of a bearded naked man covered by a filmy white transparent cloth and wearing a skullcap depicted in black outlines seated at the center of the picture on a brown ground. He faces front and his right leg resting on the ground is bent at the knee. His left leg is folded under him so as to partly conceal his thigh and loins. His left hand rests on his ankle, his palm facing upwards in a cupped gesture. His right hand is held facing the viewer with the elbow on the right thigh. The entire hand except for the thumb is covered by a tuquoise "Hamsa" charm with an eye in profile at the center. A black dot is painted below the Hamsa. A baloon signifying speech is situated just above the Hamsa enclosing a Hebrew word written in it in Setam style in black, block letters: שלום "Peace" (also "Hello"). A musical note depicted directly below his left foot encloses a form resembling an eye, a fish, and the Hebrew letter "Ayin." A Hebrew word is written in large black cursive letters in the foreground, below the man: שבת "Sabbath (Saturday)." A band of black and white vertical bars with a blue zig-zag line superimposed over them is set beneath the word. A white sky with blue clouds on the periphery is in the background and a yellow planet, perhaps Saturn, is set to the right of the man. A yellow geometrical form with unstretching lines is set above the man on the right.

The picture represents a map of Israel on a rhombus-shaped canvas with holes in the corners. Above the map is a light blue sky in the upper deep blue corner of which a white light is depicted.  A large red triangle is depicted below the map in the lower corner. In the foreground ball shapes are depicted connected to each other in lines that create a system. This suggests a galactic system or Cabalistic spheres. The map, located in the center of the picture, depicts the land of Israel from an eastern point of view with northern brown Lebanon, Golan Heights and Upper Galillee mountains in the right corner of the "tiara." The coast is yellow reaching into the left hand, white corner of the picture. The sharon region is reddish brown with green lines representing the orchards on Hamra ground. The Mt. Carmel and Judea mountains are depicted in brown. Blue is used to represent the kidney-shaped Sea of Galillee surrounded by a green area that corresponds to the Lower Galillee and Izrael valley. The Jordan River and Valley are depicted using green on a yellow background, reaching the Dead Sea, which is cocealed by a ball shape. The Negev and Arava are painted yellow.

The triptych is composed of a central panel and two smaller panels on its sides connected unsimetrically. It reads from right to left the name of the artist: Michael. The right wing is a horizontal rectangular in which the word "mi" is written in block industrial black Hebrew letters on a white background. The central panel depicts a left palm in detail in front of a background of a starry blue sky. The palm represents the letter Kaf, right after the Mem Yud of the former panel. On the left panel the Hebrew word El is written in Rashi script combining the letters Aleph and Lamed into one form. This is written in black over a white background.

The oval picture depicts a pink hand print of a left palm on a blue sky background. At the palm's center is a red framed oval mirror and above each finger a word is written in Hebrew in black block letters: From right to left the words are: nefesh, neshama, haya, ruah, and yehida.

A white hand is depicted in the bottom right corner of the collage making a victory sign. Blue shading with carved yellow lines emerges from the space between the fingers. A handprint within a green wooden frame and glass is attached to the upper left side of the collage with a sky-blue strip above it. The handprint is painted in brown, pink, red and white against the background of a starry sky. Below the hand in the lower left corner is an open rectangle formed by white tape adhered to a brown background, within which red and green dots are painted.

The picture is composed of a large panel with two small panels attached diagonally to the lower part. A bearded man resembling the artist's self portraits is depicted on the central panel in a very dry and protruding impassto. Two circles of yellow light surround his head, above and below the eyes. His yellow nose is molded as a relief. Grey streams if steam emerge from each nostril of his nose and continue onto the smaller panels.