This image depicts the facade of a building in M'diq, Morocco

This image depicts the facade of a building in M'diq, Morocco. The upper section features a window with a partially visible white roll-down shutter behind a framed mirror. The mirror displays the red handwritten text "MAKE LOVE NOT WAR" with a red heart symbol below "WAR." The mirror is held by a dark frame and rests on a red-framed stand. The window frame is bordered by a mosaic pattern of fragmented blue, light blue, and black tiles. The wall above the window is white stucco. Below the window, a light blue painted concrete ledge supports a horizontal row of approximately 14 terra cotta pots of various sizes and shapes. These pots contain different plants, predominantly snake plants (Sansevieria) and other succulents. Below this ledge, the wall is covered in an intricate mosaic pattern composed of light blue, white, and black tile fragments. On the lower left, a dark wooden door with vertical panels and visible metal studs is present. It features a circular metal door knocker and a brass horseshoe decoration above the knocker. To the right of the door, a dark metal arm extends from the wall, suspending a rectangular lantern with colored glass panels. Further to the right, another smaller, lighter-colored lantern is affixed to the wall, and a decorative metal planter with a fleur-de-lis design holds an additional plant. No individuals are visible in the scene.