A white rectangular canvas is affixed to a light-colored wall in Saint-Denis, France

A white rectangular canvas is affixed to a light-colored wall in Saint-Denis, France. The canvas features numerous multi-colored handprints, indicative of children's artwork, along with handwritten names. Visible handprints include: a green print labeled 'Halim' in the mid-left; two brown prints centrally located; a yellow print above a dark blue print labeled 'Mohamed' in the upper-center; a light blue print labeled 'Antoine' in the mid-center; a stack of prints on the right side featuring dark green labeled 'Victor', dark grey labeled 'Anouar', and another dark blue print labeled 'Telio' at the bottom right. In the lower-left, a magenta print is labeled 'Bendaa', and a purple print is labeled 'Ragheed'. A dark purple/brown print labeled 'Aityne' is in the lower-right quadrant. Additional small, abstract colorful paint splatters and patterns are distributed across the canvas. Two fasteners, likely nails or screws, secure the top corners of the canvas to the wall.