A talented, energetic, philosophical Jamaican Artist.
My love for art is a natural phenomenon
that flows like the spring from the aqueduct
of this Tropical Island.

Born a gifted child
my potential was undoubtably this,
as resonate
with my peers whom religiously look
toward me to draw the next
super hero, cartoon,
comic, class project ........

All this time subconsciously
my young creative mind was
being stimulated
but it wasn't until after high school
in my quest to fulfill my childhood dream
of becoming an engineer,
during this search it dawned
on me that my greater inclination
was Visual Arts
hence" The Dream" was born

Formal Education

As a proud son of St Elizabeth, I was educated at the Thomton Primary School, the Maggotty High School. Then St. George's Extension. I finally took the dream to the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts.

Source of Insiration

My inspiration came from the people and our rich diversity that forms the core of my identity, hence the social and cultural aspects of Jamaican life style is strongly represented in my works. I am drawn to the
market place because of its vibrancy, cultural practices and real life drama that unfolds daily, with its tropical fruits and vegetable and the warmth of the people that trade there. The market environment is an awesome source of inspiration for me.

Exhibitions

First solo exhibition gallery M.E.K Devon House 1997.

Second solo exhibition gallery Pegasus 2002.

Three man group exhibition gallery Pegasus 2003.

Group exhibition in Trinidad and Tobago.

Group exhibition in Washington D.C.

Art Off The Main 2006 New York.

Caribbean Gift and Craft show Grenada.

Caribbean Gift and Craft show Barbados.

Caribbean Gift and Craft show St Kitts.

Annual Liguanea Lodge Auction.

Annual Mandeville Art Fair

Annual Liguanea Art Festival.

Notable Mention

Numerous awards from Jamaica Cultural Development Commission J.C.D.C.

Recent embellishment on the cover of "Embodiment of Disobedience: Fat Black women's unruly political bodies. A book written by Andrea Elizabeth Shaw, assistant professor of English at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale Florida.

A member of the Jamaica Guild of Artists.