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Both these works, completed in 1983, found their beginnings in the large wall hanging "People in the Lord of the Dance". They are a symbolic reference to the various stages of alertness, attention and awareness which is the focus of a Benedictine Monk's life. An earlier version of Ora Labora I, cast in epoxy resin, was stolen from a exhibition at Douglas College in New Westminister BC. Canada.
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Ora Labora I
38.5 x 26 x 28.5 cm
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Ora Labora II
71 x 26 x 21 cm
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Hydrastone Casting, Artist's Collection, Photos by Francis Cheng |
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