“Freedom for Migrant Children” is a powerful visual call for dignity, safety, and belonging. Set within a layered landscape of tents, fences, and distant borders, the artwork reflects both the reality of displacement and the enduring presence of life, care, and community. Small figures move through the scene—held within a larger ecosystem that continues to grow, even under constraint.

Originally commissioned by a coalition of faith movements, this art print was part of a series of three posters that served as the Homestead End Child Detention campaign imagery. Rooted in symbolic storytelling, the piece brings together nature and human experience—trees, birds, and structures intertwine to reveal both restriction and possibility. It invites reflection on the systems that confine, and the collective responsibility to imagine and build something different.

Printed on high-quality 13 x 19 glossy cardstock, this poster brings depth and meaning into any space. Both grounded and evocative, it holds a vision of protection, freedom, and justice for those most vulnerable.

This artwork is an offering:
A call to see, to care, and to act—so every child can live free.