The sign for the "Yerba Buena Center For The Arts" and "YBCA" were painted in the front windows.

The art, by Masako Miki, covered the outside windows.

Part of the window art depicted a fan with eyes and a potato with eyes and legs.

Another bit of window art resembled a partly deflated balloon.

Of the lower art, one piece had a single eye like a cyclops.

A cat on its back laid under an roundish window, beyond which were the night stars.

A snake slithered around green dots.

Another window depicted an abstract plant, one leaf of which had a face.

The next window depicted a bird perched on the back of a dog. The mouth of the dog dribbled multi-colored water drops.

A tea pot, with legs and one eye, was high among the stars.

Another darker snake slithered by two large beach balls.

A sign on the widows described the artist.

Elsewhere on the YBCA walls was a heart surrounded by words.