Orange County recently celebrated the arts with the unveiling of Family Tree by Studio JEFRË, Filipino-American artist known for crafting modern sculptures in cities around the world. The art project is part of the I-4 Ultimate Art Endowment.
For Orange County, JEFRË created a sculpture of multiple people on each other’s shoulders, named “Family Tree,” placed at the intersection of Grand National Drive and Caravan Court.
In March 2021, Orange County commissioners and the I-4 Ultimate Art Endowment committee approved a sculpture by JEFRË, a Central Florida-based artist also known for “Disco,” a 35-foot stainless steel installation in Lake Nona modeled after a Labrador retriever.
