Central to the artwork we see the Cross, representative of the Church vision of bringing heaven to earth within, among and beyond.  Three pathways flowing across the canvas, rise upwards, each with traditional people symbols moving forward and climbing higher within the design. 

This imagery is symbolic of people coming into the graining and becoming a part of a community of people committed to building the Kingdom of God. Multiple colours used within the people symbols is reflective of diversity, inclusion and brings a welcome to all.

These three pathways highlight Reconciliation key values of – respect, relationship and opportunity, while the artwork backdrop of songlines celebrates and acknowledges Awabakal people.  These songlines show country of the Awabakal, who are known as the people of the hills and plains. 

Running across the very bottom of the artwork, imagery reflects Mount Yengo ‘the Uluru of the East’, a significant place to the Awabakal and surrounding tribal clan groups in the region.

Available in 5 sizes, the canvas frames are made of kiln-dried wood to a depth of 3cm. These high-quality frames have a raised lip along their edges that prevents indentations from appearing on the canvas prints.

The high quality canvases are made from matte cotton and their GSM count is 360. In order to protect your canvas photo prints, we seal them with a coating that makes them resistant to ultraviolet light, dust and water.

Canvases are made to order and take 10-15 business days for delivery.

Other sizes are available on request