Caribbean Old House

"Caribbean Old House" is a detailed sculptural recreation of the traditional wooden houses that once dominated the landscape of Trinidad and Tobago. These humble structures, with their distinctive architectural elements, represent a significant part of our cultural heritage that is rapidly disappearing in the face of modernization.

This piece captures not just the house itself, but the complete ecosystem of Caribbean domestic life: the concrete standpipe that served as a community water source, the ever-present banana tree providing both food and shade, and the clothesline where garments would dance in the tropical breeze.

Through meticulous attention to detail and the use of authentic materials, this sculpture preserves a way of life that newer generations may never experience firsthand, serving as both an artistic expression and a historical document.