This piece features the cash crops of sugar cane, tobacco (flowers) and cotton. The okra flower is a reminder that some slaves grew the plant to bolster their meagre food rations. Intermingled with the hibiscus and frangipani are the 'instruments' of enslavement- chains, rope and shackles. Like the Caribbean, this artwork looks inviting with its abundance of flowers but I wanted to capture that there is a painful history just beneath the surface.
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Drawing |
A2 (42 x 59.4cm) |
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Framed size |
75 x 57cm (Frame included) |
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Medium |
Ink on paper |
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Origin |
Artist studio in the UK |
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