TUNING FORK, detail, 2015, oak, 20 feet, Royal Botanical Gardens, Ontario, CanadaTUNING FORK, detail, 2015, oak, 20 feet, Royal Botanical Gardens, Ontario, Canada TUNING FORK, 2015, oak, 20 feet, Royal Botanical Gardens, Ontario, CanadaTUNING FORK, 2015, oak, 20 feet, Royal Botanical Gardens, Ontario, Canada WALKING TREE, 2014, cedar, 24 feet, Devon House, Kingston JamaicaWALKING TREE, 2014, cedar, 24 feet, Devon House, Kingston Jamaica WALKING TREE, 2014, cedar, 24 feet, Norman Manley International Airport, Kingston, JamaicaWALKING TREE, 2014, cedar, 24 feet, Norman Manley International Airport, Kingston, Jamaica NEEDLE FOR THE PLANET, 2014, bullet wood, 43 feet, Devon House , Kingston, JamaicaNEEDLE FOR THE PLANET, 2014, bullet wood, 43 feet, Devon House , Kingston, Jamaica NEEDLE FOR THE PLANET, 2014, bullet wood, 43 feet, Devon House , Kingston, JamaicaNEEDLE FOR THE PLANET, 2014, bullet wood, 43 feet, Devon House , Kingston, Jamaica MANAYA, 2013, cement, 10 feet, Campion College, Kingston, JamaicaMANAYA, 2013, cement, 10 feet, Campion College, Kingston, Jamaica PLUMB LINE, 2010, cedar, lignum vitae, 20 x 15 x 12 feet, Biennial 2010, National Gallery of JamaicaPLUMB LINE, 2010, cedar, lignum vitae, 20 x 15 x 12 feet, Biennial 2010, National Gallery of Jamaica BLUE ROSE, 2008, cedar, 8 x8 feetBLUE ROSE, 2008, cedar, 8 x8 feet BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST, 2004, styrofoam, silk roses, 10 feetBODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST, 2004, styrofoam, silk roses, 10 feet CHRIST ASCENDING, 2000, mahogany, 76 inches, St Andrew Parish Church, Kingston, JamaicaCHRIST ASCENDING, 2000, mahogany, 76 inches, St Andrew Parish Church, Kingston, Jamaica EARTH TO EARTH, 1999, cement and marble chips, 5 feet, University of Technology, Kingston, JamaicaEARTH TO EARTH, 1999, cement and marble chips, 5 feet, University of Technology, Kingston, Jamaica BRUMIA, 2015, Guango, 10ftBrumia' is a documented Slave who was born in about 1738. She was owned by Samuel Smith, a merchant of St. Catherine, until she was manumitted in1755. Her freedom was paid for by a Facey forebear of Spanish Town with whom she had 7 children. She died in 1802 of a fever, at age 64.BRUMIA, 2015, Guango, 10ftBrumia' is a documented Slave who was born in about 1738. She was owned by Samuel Smith, a merchant of St. Catherine, until she was manumitted in1755. Her freedom was paid for by a Facey forebear of Spanish Town with whom she had 7 children. She died in 1802 of a fever, at age 64.
