The image depicts an outdoor scene in the city of Fez, Morocco, dominated by a partially covered concrete structure

The image depicts an outdoor scene in the city of Fez, Morocco, dominated by a partially covered concrete structure. Three prominent, discolored concrete pillars support a rectangular concrete latticework roof. In the background, multiple closed, corrugated metal roll-down shutters are visible, suggesting a commercial or industrial building that is currently closed or under renovation. The central pillar is heavily defaced with black spray paint graffiti, including the phrases "FUCK La Paix" (English and French for "Fuck Peace"), an anarchy symbol (circle-A), the word "BOOM!" within a burst shape, and a stylized drawing of an insect resembling a beetle. Additional illegible black text is present. The leftmost visible pillar displays red spray paint graffiti, including "LX," "A PoP," "hep," and "Sbst." The rightmost pillar features a red spray-painted crown symbol and a red letter 'N'. In the foreground, on the ground, two wooden pallets hold neatly stacked piles of grey, interlocking paving stones, indicating material for construction or landscaping. The ground surface consists of varied paving, uneven concrete, and some exposed dirt. No individuals are visible within the scene.