A section of fence next to Z-space on its side toward 17th Street had been painted a long time before. Here is how it looked after a few years of rain and sun.

Another section of that same fence beside Z-Space on its 17th Street Side. This part of the fence was less weathered but more hidden behind plants that would bloom in the spring.

A close up of a Japanese themed mural across the street from Z-Space. Here only the first two letters of the word, "Mags," were visible.

A mural with the word, "MAGS," was painted across the street from Z-Space. A Japanese woman was painted at the far end, just above an abandoned tire.

A monkey was part of a mural across the street from Z-Space. Here the monkey appeared trapped under rubble of letters.

Here a monkey was hidden behind a panel of modern 3-D art.

A man with a head made of a hamburger stood in a superhero costume on a mural across the street from Z-Space.

A mural across the street from Z-Space had the words, "TRAIS," "MSK," and "Zes.Dame." written on it.

A cigarette smoking flamingo stood on a small island on a mural across the street from Z-space.

The huge word Nekst was written as part of a mural across the street from Z-Space. The mural appeared to be signed by No Bad Days just above an empty wine bottle..

A mural across the street from Z-Space had the large word, "Nots," on it and the smaller words, "Tits.." and "Clown." to one side. The mural was signed by Sue.Mewz.

Here is an overview of the row of murals across the street from Z-Space on Florida Street between 17th and 18th Streets.