This image depicts the interior of a traditional Moroccan building in Fez, Morocco, likely a courtyard wall or stairwell

This image depicts the interior of a traditional Moroccan building in Fez, Morocco, likely a courtyard wall or stairwell. A tall, light-colored (off-white) wall dominates the scene, featuring a prominent, deep vertical recessed panel. Centered within this panel, a single incandescent light bulb hangs by a dark wire from an ornate, raised plasterwork medallion shaped as an eight-pointed star, exhibiting intricate geometric carving. Above and below this central medallion are two identically sized recessed rectangular openings, each fitted with a grid of dark, square apertures, approximately five rows by five columns, serving as ventilation grates or decorative screens. Further architectural details include two smaller, triangular plasterwork elements with carved patterns, positioned in the upper corners of the main wall. A single fluorescent tube light fixture is mounted on the light-colored ceiling. A multi-paned window, composed of at least four square sections, is partially visible on an adjacent wall in the upper right corner of the frame. The scene is brightly illuminated by artificial light, casting soft shadows. No individuals, subjects, or active interactions are present.