The mural of Jesse Owens was mounted on the side wall of an alley just off Willamette Street. To its left was Urban Therapeutic, and across from it was White Lotus.

The mural was a combination of found metal pieces and paint. All applied to a wood backing.

A closer shot of the face of Jesse Owens. Closer, the use of metal could more easily be seen.

A closer shot of the top of the mural. A pointing hand inside a diamond shape topped the art.

A closer shot of the nose and eyes. Up close, one can perceive the clever use of metal and paint.

A closer look at the mouth and how the teeth were created.

The layers of paint, metal, metal vents, and wood used to create the chin.

Two diamonds were attached to the alley wall below the face. This is the topmost of the two.

Two diamonds were attached to the alley wall below the face. This is the lower of the two.

Both diamonds below the face. Here, they are shown together.

A fork appeared to have been added later. It was stuck into the mural using a bent tine.