Dupiton Art Museum

I was born in St. Michel de l’Attalaye, Haiti but raised and educated in Gonaives, one of the major cities located in the Central Plain of Artibonite.
I started drawing at the young age of five. I captured my first glimpse of colors passionately watching my dad using various mirages of colors on his canvases. At that moment, I discovered my real purpose in life. I still carry that passion for art. At the age of nine, I joined St. Charles’ Church choir. Sitting inside the cathedral, I was deeply moved by the contemporary design and colors of the bay windows which incited me to transfer that beauty into daily life depicted through various artistic styles. I left my country in and settled in New York to study Architecture. My philosophy about art, it could not be only the charm of the museums, but the pillar under the rooftop of all humankind where it holds its purity and eternity.
Art was the first finding of humanity. It plays a fundamental role in daily, social, economic and religious life. I create forms by harmonizing rich colors, as William Alexander said: "I am a creator, I am next to God! Each stroke is guided by the Almighty" or Henry Jenkins, with its cowboy hat and long bear whispering and singing around the easel. He would take all the spectators toward his universe to a different plane. Bob Ross, with his parrot resting on his shoulder, on the other end, reveals all his tricks and knowledge about color pigmentation. A group of masters who genially made their presence known on this earth relevant to beauty such as Michelangelo, Raphael, Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh and many other artists, traveled through their time machine and paved a credo of unbelievable creativities.


My passion for art is like a high slope torrent that spreads into my veins at elevated potency. It transcends love and passion.