This one’s been around forever — located at 7th Avenue and Fir Street, under the Granville Bridge’s pseudo-freeway off-ramp. The person on the bike is coming in a door marked “Bienvenue”.
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He’s clearly part of the Franco-Velo conspiracy.
That’s my favorite piece of art in the city. Of any medium.
I was going to comment that the formal-looking artwork inside that artwork was by Lawren Harris, but after a bit of googling I have to modify that: it’s something that Lawren Harris could have painted but didn’t.