This mural tells the story of the Bible through a sequence of bold, hand-drawn symbols. Each icon distills a key moment—creation, the flood, the Exodus, the crucifixion—into a simple, striking visual. Arranged from top left to bottom right, the imagery follows a natural timeline, guiding viewers through the unfolding narrative.
The black-and-white palette enhances clarity, while the raw, spray-painted aesthetic gives the piece a textured, organic quality. Chalk-like doodles add an informal, almost timeless feel, also reflecting the imperfection of humanity in a sin-tainted world. The mural moves from Genesis through the Old Testament, featuring stories like Noah’s Ark and Moses parting the Red Sea, before shifting to the New Testament, where the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus take focus.
Negative space is used deliberately, ensuring each element stands on its own while maintaining a cohesive flow. Key symbols—the cross, the crown of thorns, the empty tomb—anchor the design, reinforcing the themes of faith, redemption, and restoration.
More than an artwork, this mural is a storytelling tool—one that shares the gospel, a command given to all believers. Its minimal yet expressive style allows viewers to connect with the imagery in their own way, making complex biblical themes visually accessible. Signed under Bonito—meaning “blessed and beautiful”—it stands as both a spiritual and artistic testament to the power of faith.
