This image, captured in the city of Fez, Morocco, displays a rectangular, vertically oriented piece of wall art with rounded corners mounted on a plain, light-colored wall

This image, captured in the city of Fez, Morocco, displays a rectangular, vertically oriented piece of wall art with rounded corners mounted on a plain, light-colored wall. The artwork features an abstract, multi-layered background composed of teal, deep blue, brown, and subtle gold tones, exhibiting a distressed, textured appearance. The left portion of the background contains organic, flowing patterns, while the right side shows more geometric, fragmented forms. Prominently overlaid in white, stylized Arabic calligraphy on the lower right portion of the artwork spells "المُحْيِي" (Al-Muhyi), meaning "The Giver of Life." In the lower third of the overall image, below the artwork, two horizontal, cylindrical, metallic (likely chrome or silver-toned) rails are affixed to the wall, with a visible separation point between them. No persons are present, and no specific actions are occurring.