
Underwater sculpture, in Grenada, in honor of our African Ancestors who were thrown overboard the slave ships during the Middle Passage of the African Holocaust.
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I'm feeling this![]()
they threw themselves overboard because they rather die than be slaves
every time i see a pic of that sculpture i get chills. dayum.![]()
every time i see a pic of that sculpture i get chills. dayum.![]()
sorry to break the news but this wasn't a memorial or even about slaves
The response to the project was mixed. A lot of the locals could not see the reason why someone would want to build such a thing and not even get paid for it, said Taylor. Many locals linked the sculptural figures to slavery, because the local history involved slavery. Taylor was surprised by this since he certainly did not have that issue in mind in the creation of the work. “I was just making sculptures of different kids holding hands,” he said.
http://www.xray-mag.com/pdfs/articles/Portfolio_JasonTaylor_18.pdf
sorry to break the news but this wasn't a memorial or even about slaves
The response to the project was mixed. A lot of the locals could not see the reason why someone would want to build such a thing and not even get paid for it, said Taylor. Many locals linked the sculptural figures to slavery, because the local history involved slavery. Taylor was surprised by this since he certainly did not have that issue in mind in the creation of the work. “I was just making sculptures of different kids holding hands,” he said.
http://www.xray-mag.com/pdfs/articles/Portfolio_JasonTaylor_18.pdf
nah that would have been every slave
they threw dead slaves or many times to reduce the weight of the ship