A low fence bordered a parking lot. Printed on that fence were the names of the two streets that identified the location of this mural.

The mural was very long. It occupied the entire wall of a deep building.

The right end of the mural contained images of urban junk, old space capsules, and incomplete freeways. Two surfers walked out of the junk.

The two surfers approached more urban junk.

A giraffe walked the other direction, toward the surfers but encountered impassable junk.

Three giraffes walked past elevated roadways on their way into the junk of the city.

A space capsule was assembled at the left end of the mural. The word Lido was printed on a board behind the capsule workers.

At the farthest left-hand end of the mural was a collection of radio antenna dishes.

A closer shot of one of the giraffes as its head rose above the background concrete.

A closer look at the two surfer dudes as they carried their surf boards out of the world of junk in search of surf.

A closer look at the space capsule at the right-hand end of the mural.

A closer look at the artist's signature at the right-hand end of the mural.