The image displays a triptych artwork mounted on a plain, light-colored wall

The image displays a triptych artwork mounted on a plain, light-colored wall. The artwork consists of three vertical rectangular panels, each featuring high-contrast black and white depictions of zebras. The background of the artwork itself is a textured, light beige or off-white. On the leftmost panel, a zebra stands upright, facing slightly towards the viewer, its full body visible down to its forelegs. The central panel partially shows the hindquarters of the leftmost zebra and the midsection of another zebra, which appears to be lowering its head. The rightmost panel shows the head and upper neck of a zebra bent downwards, with its muzzle seemingly touching or submerged in water, indicated by stylized black ripple patterns at the bottom edge. A third zebra's head is partially visible behind and below the one on the far right, also appearing to drink. All zebras are characterized by prominent black and white stripes. The panels are positioned closely together, suggesting a continuous scene, with small vertical gaps between them. There are no visible people or additional objects in the immediate environment beyond the artwork and the wall. The image does not contain any visual information or specific contextual clues to determine the location within the city of Casablanca, Morocco.