Collages wedi'u creu mewn gweithdy cymunedol a ddarparwyd i deuluoedd mewn partneriaeth â Gwasanaeth Treftadaeth Rhondda Cynon Taf a Pharc Treftadaeth Cwm Rhondda.

Rhian Hall:
'I was interested in Justina Jeffreys and the story of her life, particularly how she went from living in Jamaica with her parents and brother, to living as an only child in Wales. I can imagine the change in culture and environment was stark and overwhelming. I wanted to incorporate examples of the colours, textures and nature found in Justina’s birthplace, Jamaica, with the Welsh landscape and Glandyfi Castle. You can see the juxtaposition of the bright colours and richness that represent Jamaica, in comparison to depth and darker tones representing Wales. I included intricate drawings and images of Glandyfi Castle to highlight the grand wealth and status she rose to with her husband George Jeffreys. I also included an image of a young boy to represent her brother and the relationship they missed out on having.'

Cynhyrchwyd y darnau fel dehongliadau creadigol ac ymatebion i fywydau pobl dduon yng Nghymru yn ystod y ddeunawfed a’r bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg, megis Justina Jeffreys, Cesar Picton, Amos Brown a John Ystumllyn.
Cyfrwng: papur, ffabrig a glud.
Techneg: collage.
Cynhaliwyd y gweithdy fel rhan o Brosiect Amrywiaeth y Bywgraffiadur Cymreig, ac ariannwyd drwy Gynllun Gweithredu Gwrth-hiliaeth Cymru yr Llywodraeth Cymru.