This image displays a street art mural painted on a textured, olive-green concrete or stucco wall in Meknes, Morocco

This image displays a street art mural painted on a textured, olive-green concrete or stucco wall in Meknes, Morocco. The scene is illuminated, likely by artificial light. The dominant feature in the upper portion is a realistic depiction of a white stork (Ciconia ciconia). Its plumage is rendered in white and grey, with distinct black primary feathers on its visible right wing. The stork's long, pointed beak and slender legs are a vibrant red-orange. It is shown in a stooping posture, with its head and beak directed downwards towards the graffiti below, and its legs positioned as if stepping onto the stylized letters. A small, light-colored surveillance camera or sensor is mounted on a black horizontal conduit protruding from the wall above the stork's neck. The lower and central sections of the mural feature an intricate piece of wildstyle graffiti. The lettering is characterized by complex, interlocking shapes, predominantly colored in bright lime green and yellow, with outlines and shadows in shades of brown, tan, and dark maroon. White highlights are used to create depth, and two small white cross-shaped highlights are visible within the green and yellow forms. The wall itself shows visible surface cracks and imperfections. In the background, behind the main graffiti elements, faint, darker green silhouettes suggest an urban skyline. The top edge of the image is a dark, opaque area, possibly representing an overhang or ceiling. In the bottom-left corner of the mural, the artists' names "Stick ANTO SLIDER. NATASCHA" are signed in white text.