During the summer of 2010, an invitation by the Bat Yam Biennale of Landscape Urbanism gave birth to Men at Work, a public art project located in Bat Yam, Israel. This site-specific installation, composed of over fifty-five life-size renderings of the working men figures from cities around the world, was further inspired by the Biennales theme logo, which ultimately found its way into the collage. In the spirit of Walking Men Worldwide, this project was conceived as a collaborative effort of photographers across the globe, utilizing this interactive platform, which was created to further expand the project. This installation, being part of the Bat Yam Biennale of Landscape Urbanism is somewhat symbolic in its relation to the theme of men at work throughout the history of Israel, a country founded and sustained on the hard labor of its people. These straightforward working men pictograms with their bold lines, clean edges, and bright surfaces, come to life in humane scale, and bring a positive international spirit to the streets of Bat Yam.Medium: Public Art InstallationYear Created: 2010