The cardboard (box) is the only affordable comfort for a homeless person. The irony is that when it is unfolded, it takes the shape of a cross. It serves as an analogy with Christ on the cross, and the biblical proverb that promises us of a home for everyone.
This poster belong to
A Home For Everyone
Poster for tomorrow's 5th annual call for entries, campaigning for the universal right to housing.
‘Home’ means something different to all of us. The place where we grew up, the place where we live at the moment, the place we come to relax or entertain our friends. But for far too many people home remains a distant dream, as they try to eke out an existence in sub-standard accommodation or sleep rough on the streets.
‘Home’ means something different to all of us. The place where we grew up, the place where we live at the moment, the place we come to relax or entertain our friends. But for far too many people home remains a distant dream, as they try to eke out an existence in sub-standard accommodation or sleep rough on the streets.
A Home For Everyone: In my Father's House
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