A broken fire emergency box is depicted mounted on a weathered stone wall in the city of Cortona, Italy

A broken fire emergency box is depicted mounted on a weathered stone wall in the city of Cortona, Italy. The rectangular box features a prominent red outer frame and a peach-colored inner frame. The front transparent panel, appearing dirty and tinted brown, has a significant triangular section missing from its bottom right corner, revealing the dark interior. Printed on the remaining panel are multiple white labels, including "remas antincendio" branding and what resembles an inspection chart. Below these are instructions in black text: "ROMPERE IN CASO D'INCENDIO" (Break in case of fire) and "TO CRASH IN EVENT OF FIRE." Further down, a white graphic shows a stylized fist breaking a window, labeled "SAFE WINDOW," with "TYPE APPROVAL CERTIFICATE" below it. At the bottom of the panel, large black letters spell out "EVERYTHING WILL BE OK." White graffiti, reading "GIZCO...ZETA..", is visible on the top section of the red frame. The irregular stone wall backdrop shows grey and brown tones with some mortar lines and sparse green vegetation at the top. No individuals are present in the scene.