Today’s Sunday Gleaner newspaper carries a feature on the unique Bajan/Jamaican artist Nakazzi Hutchinson. Unique because of her distinctly different sculpted creations.
This vivacious young woman is living her dream as she unmasks her soul and sculpts her own path to art lovers across the world, earning comparisons with her highly critical Barbados-born dad, Dr Ikael Tafari, and mother, renowned Jamaican artist Dawn Scott. Hutchinson’s art is exemplary of logistical triumph. Comprising a large collection of ceramic masks of various shapes and sizes, her pieces (if we could call them that) include life-size sculptures suspended from metal beams which come face to face with the viewer or, at other times, resemble towering figures … more here
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