Crucifixions is a multi-media sculpture that employs iconographic symbols in a manner intended to appeal to a contemporary audience. Allegorically, Crucifixions represents the sacrifice that Jesus the Christ made for humankind.

The Crucifixions sculpture is primarily comprised of ten marble cruciform. The cruciform were originally part of a series entitled "Crucifixion" executed by the late surrealist artist, Salvador Dali. Many people are unaware that Dali became deeply religious in his later years.

Crucifixion is intended to become the centerpiece of a small chapel. The chapel is intended to provide a retreat setting for contemplation of these holy symbols; contemplation that may result in the recognition of the omni-present beauty of life.

Life that only God can create.

As such, Crucifixions is a testimony to the everlasting  life available to anyone willing to embrace God's glory.