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born free and equal in dignity and rights Print

549.00 - 1,199.00

This is a Limited Edition Print available on two premium materials:

Natural Canvas (340gsm}

Textures Cotton Rag (310gsm)


Each edition is limited to 25 prints per size, all signed and numbered.


Available sizes:

XL: 1000 x 1400 mm

A0: 841 x 1189 mm

A1: 594 x 841 mm

A2: 420 x592mm


Paper Prints: Each paper print includes a 4-5 cm white border. Prints are shipped unframed, rolled in a protective tube, and wrapped in acid-free paper.


Canvas Prints: Canvas prints feature a mirrored edge, perfect for stretching and framing. Shipped rolled in a tube, wrapped in acid free tissue.


Framing To maintain the quality of your print, we recommend arranging framing as soon as possible. Allow your framer to carefully unwrap the print to prevent creases, and store it in a cool, dry place until framing is complete.




Delivery time: Expect 1-3 weeks, depending on your location.


You’ll receive an email once your print has been dispatched. Items are sent via AusPost with signature on delivery or courier, depending on size. Please be aware that someone must be at the address for delivery or the item will return to the nearest depot.



International Orders: We ship prints worldwide in sturdy postal tubes at a flat rate of $50.


Please note that we are unable to ship framed prints internationally.


For any questions or assistance regarding shipping, feel free to contact our team—we’re here to help!


Underneath the sea the people swim in, are the words of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, written in Paris, 10 December 1948. In this painting the words are illegible, but they are there, much like our inherent human rights. As we attend our daily activities of leisure and play, we function because of an underlying agreement that we all unconsciously hold. That we are born free and equal in dignity and rights. That we all deserve respect, kindness and love, and the things that try to seperate us are never as strong as what binds us together.