Perhaps the feature that may grab your immediate attention is the word unity at the centre of the mural. So let’s start there. Each letter of the word unity is in white and contains translations of ‘unity’ in different languages painted in light grey. The letter I is at the centre of the mural. A reddish flower and a cup of coffee or tea are next to the letter I. The cup is slightly tilted towards the letter N. There’s a Djembe drum next to the cup and under the letter N. The bigger size of the cup contrasts with the smaller drum next to it. There is not a single isolated image in the artwork. Every component is sharing boundaries. The earthy brown coffee colour is the same as the nonstriking surface of the drum next to it. As if the coffee colour resonates in the drum.

Moving down to the bottom, there’s a crab under the cup next to a double snake shape with an earthy red in between. There’s a pair of rattle instruments, maracas, pointing towards the ground. Blue shades cascade down from the letter N. Small symbols in white, black and red stream down an elaborate combination of blues. In this section you may notice the angular shapes inside the rattle instruments also replicated in the white and black angles around the N and the U. Moving to the right, there are two fists bumping together like a multicultural greeting. They are over a shape that may evoke a caterpillar or millipede with semi circular ends. The signature of Nick Zafir, the artist, is on the white surface of the wall on top of this shape which is also next to the double snake with an earthy red in between.

Moving further up there are two percussion instruments, three wide green leaves and a pacific black duck in full flight. One of its wings is opened fully and reaches the top of the mural. It has iridescent blue feathers. One of the green leaves is under the body of the duck and leads to a yellow sun with red and black resembling the Australian Aboriginal flag. Moving down, there are portions of white and black rectangular shapes next to golden encircled squares on a red background. A long black rectangular shape extends like an arm from a stream of blue shades. It is holding a mostly white semicircular fan with grey shades fanning out in line with the bright yellow sun. Zooming out of the mural, most of the images are fully contained within a circular composition with some elements extending into the outer white wall all around.

Let’s move back up to the word UNITY and follow it to the top of the mural. Little triangular flags in every colour of the rainbow run along the spine of the letter T. A cat pokes its head above the letter T. There’s a red flower and a plucked string instrument resembling a sitar on each side of the T. A fish is on top of the letter Y. The fish bones join up with a line of trees. Moving upwards, there are two partly covered shapes that may evoke two feet, one may look like toes, the other is in a heel shape. And from a distance they may appear like an island archipelago.