The second from the Leftmost panel had two bushes cut into its face. Along its lower face, dirty hand prints and streaks of mud marred the surface of the art.

The four panels of art were screwed to the concrete wall using two small tabs on the bottom and top of each panel.

The panel at the rightmost end showed flowers and bushes etched into the face of the bronze. The white dots between some of the cuts could either be embedded dirt or LEDs.

The second from rightmost panel also showed flowers and bushes in abstract on the etched face of the bronze panel. The style was the same across all the panels, but the number and size of the bushes and flowers varied from panel to panel.

Four panels of cut or laser etched bronze were hung in a line against the wall of the parking structure next to the Davis Regal Theater on F Street in Davis, California. Sadly, there existed no sign to identify the artist.

The leftmost panel featured several flowers and only one bush. Like the panel to its right, it too was dirtied with mud streaks (which begs the question: should the photographer clean the art before photographing it?).