Date: 2023–2024
Location: Norman Jewison Park, Toronto
Type: Permanent integrated public art/placemaking
Materials: Eight Corten columns – 14 ‘ tall, with accompanying spiritual and integrated elements, symbolic glyphs, in various metals, with reflective poetry.
In Wyandot: kyawakyehsta? “de awahsehsrogyahs (Where We Gather In Ceremony), these works mark the Ancestral sacred spaces of Indigenous Peoples and the shared presence of communities worldwide, within downtown Toronto. Concerned with matters of Spirit, Tammaro creates symbolic representations accessible to all, reflecting seen/unseen spaces, intersectionality, and infinite aspects of connection. The poetry and symbolic forms serve as talismanic Energetic Signatures, honouring land, waters, winds, the skyWorld, Motherwork, time, boundless love, and our place in the Natural World. Tàmmaro Acknowledges Wyandot Ancestral ties to Tionontati, Wendat, Attawandaron, Eriehronon
and Wenrohronon and Ontario as their Homeland.
Credit Line: Catherine Tàmmaro,
Autochthonous ~ Infinite Aspects of Connection, Norman Jewison Park
2023–2024.
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