The image depicts a public outdoor area in M'diq, Morocco, characterized by an environmental art installation

The image depicts a public outdoor area in M'diq, Morocco, characterized by an environmental art installation. The foreground features a paved surface composed of square, light-colored flagstones exhibiting scattered dark stains and wet patches. Central to the scene is a large, upright sculpture of a blue and white marlin, fabricated from metal and mesh, functioning as a recycling receptacle. Its body cavity is filled with clear plastic bottles. The marlin has a pointed bill, a single circular eye on its head, and a partially open mouth. Adjacent to the marlin, to its left, stands a tall, green, pole-like structure adorned with multiple colorful, repurposed bottle-neck forms protruding horizontally. Some of these bottle-neck forms, as well as several blue pots at the base and top of this structure, contain upright snake plants (Sansevieria trifasciata). Another large blue pot holding a bushy green plant, possibly a geranium, is positioned directly in front of the marlin's head. Numerous other potted plants, primarily snake plants in blue and yellow pots of varying sizes, are arranged across the paved area, particularly along the left side. To the left, a building facade is visible, partially covered in a mosaic of blue and white tiles. A dark blue roller shutter covers a ground-level entrance. Above this, a white surfboard is horizontally mounted on a blue architectural element. A hanging sign, partially visible, displays the word "artisanal." In the background and to the right, multi-story white buildings with blue trim on balconies and window frames are observed. One upper-story window features closed brown shutters. Overhead, utility lines traverse the scene. On the far right, a palm tree is visible. Near the base of the marlin sculpture, an A-frame sign stand, dark in color, supports a white board. A small blue bucket rests on the pavement directly beneath this stand. A drainage grate is visible in the paved ground near the marlin's tail. No people are present within the depicted scene.