This mural, created for Chief Peguis School, is a nighttime landscape that weaves together teachings about humility, love, and the importance of community. At the centre stands a large wolf, connected to the moon and adorned with a feather behind his ear. He represents Chief Peguis - a respected leader known for his humility, kindness, and role as a peacemaker and change maker. Just as wolves lead their packs with care and responsibility, the alpha wolf in this mural symbolizes leadership rooted in humility, one of the Seven Grandfather Teachings. Surrounding him are members of his pack. One of the cubs looks up to the leader, representing the importance of learning from our Elders. The wolf pack, like our communities, teaches us about living with humility, knowing our roles, and supporting one another.

Above, the moon phases reflect the passage of time and the cycles of life. An Eagle soars in the top left, representing love, while the Medicine Wheel to the top right connects to both the Bear and the Sabe. The Sabe is symbol of walking with honesty and caring for the land, and the Bear reminds us to be courageous in all we do. Three more sacred animals, the Beaver, Bison, and Turtle, are woven into the background, representing wisdom, respect, and truth. They complete the full circle of the Seven Grandfather Teachings in this piece of artwork. A forking river runs through the landscape, representing Winnipeg, Treaty 1 Territory, and the land we all share.

Floral elements done in the style of beadwork patterns flow across the bottom of mural, symbolizing growth, connection, and the beauty of nature that surrounds and sustains us. This mural is a reminder of the strength we find in community, humility, and love. Like the wolf pack, we are meant to live in harmony with one another, each of us holding responsibilities and roles that support the greater whole. When we walk with humility, care for one another, and honour our place within the circle of life, we help create a stronger, more balanced world.

Through this artwork, we are encouraged to reflect on how we can live with each other, with the land, and with the teachings that guide us.