Artify delivered an artwork project for Cyrenian House at their newly opened Innaloo facility, a powerful artistic contribution to the therapeutic environment of this vital community service.

At the heart of the project are two bespoke artworks, both reflecting themes of healing, renewal and connection. The standout piece, a five-metre-high hero artwork, anchors the central stairwell, while a second large-scale work animates the first-floor corridor. Together they create a welcoming and contemplative atmosphere for clients, staff and visitors.

Titled Ripples of Renewing, the works draw deeply on Emily's relationship with Noongar Country and the cultural significance of Herdsman Lake (Ngurgenboro). Using native plant imprints and intricate digital layering, Emily has created works that evoke the resilience of community and Country, offering a visual space for reflection and peace.

Artify acted as both art consultant and producer, working closely with Emily to shape and realise her creative vision, and collaborating with installation specialists Discus to bring the works into the architectural space.