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The Death of the Family Tree, Cameron Bailey

Memphis, Tennessee
United States

Grade: 8The Death of the Family Tree

Art Dimensions: 18" x 20"

Art Description/materials: Ink and color on paper

Artist's Statement: The loss of family can leave the survivor in a deep abyss of depression. The woman in the picture is the sole survivor of her family. Learning about the Rwandan genocide had a very startling impact on me. I was disturbed knowing that people of my own race were killing one another, and no one was doing anything about it.

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