The image displays a white, multi-compartment brochure holder against a light-colored, perforated wall panel

The image displays a white, multi-compartment brochure holder against a light-colored, perforated wall panel. The holder contains stacks of various informational leaflets and a program booklet. From left to right, the visible materials are: 1. A stack of blue leaflets featuring a yellow Ukrainian ornamental pattern along the top. The text, in Ukrainian, reads "ТЕЛЕФОН ДЛЯ ЖІНОК" (Telephone for Women) and "ЯКІ ЗАЗНАЮТЬ НАСИЛЬСТВА" (Who experience violence), indicating a helpline for women affected by violence. 2. A stack of light grey leaflets with Polish text asking "Czy AA jest dla ciebie?" (Is AA for you?) and "DWANAŚCIE PYTAŃ, NA KTÓRE TYLKO TY MOŻESZ ODPOWIEDZIEĆ" (Twelve questions that only you can answer). An illustration of a white door with a circular blue "AA" logo is present. 3. A black program booklet with orange and white text, titled "XXXII Festiwal Muzyki Organowej i Kameralnej im. Johannesa Brahmsa" (32nd Johannes Brahms Organ and Chamber Music Festival), with "Non Sola" also visible. 4. A stack of white leaflets adorned with a red star, abstract orange and red lines, and a yellow and orange starburst graphic. The English text clearly states "Free psychological support for migrants," with "support" underlined in orange. The presence of the 32nd Johannes Brahms Organ and Chamber Music Festival program, an event historically held in Wrocław, combined with informational materials in Ukrainian and English for migrants, places this scene within the city of Wrocław, Poland. The display is situated in a public informational setting, likely a community center, cultural institution, or similar facility designed to disseminate diverse public service and cultural information. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.