Bel Air
Date: 2024
From: Port-au-Prince
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensisons : 20 inches x 24 inches
Artist: Eric Neystant is a talented Haitian painter in his late 20s, known for his striking depictions of breadfruit and vibrant scenes from the Kenscoff Market. Residing in the mountainous region of Kenscoff, Neystant has developed a unique artistic style that combines the use of a palette knife technique with a deep appreciation for Caribbean culture. His detailed market scenes and iconic breadfruit paintings capture the essence of life in Haiti, elevating a staple of the Caribbean with vivid textures and bold, expressive strokes
Description : . This painting offers a nostalgic look at Bel Air, once a vibrant, thriving neighborhood in Haiti that has seen dramatic changes over the years. The scene is filled with colorful homes and lively streets, capturing the energy of what Bel Air used to be—an area bustling with life, culture, and community. Bold hues of red, blue, and yellow create a sense of joy and harmony, evoking memories of a time when the neighborhood thrived. However, the realities of Bel Air today are far different. Once a symbol of resilience and culture, it has faced severe challenges, including social unrest and economic hardship. This painting serves as a wistful reflection of the past, portraying the beauty and spirit of a Bel Air that may no longer exist, but lives on in memory. Through this nostalgic lens, the artist invites viewers to remember a place full of hope and life, even as its present struggles cast a shadow over its former glory.
Date: 2024
From: Port-au-Prince
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensisons : 20 inches x 24 inches
Artist: Eric Neystant is a talented Haitian painter in his late 20s, known for his striking depictions of breadfruit and vibrant scenes from the Kenscoff Market. Residing in the mountainous region of Kenscoff, Neystant has developed a unique artistic style that combines the use of a palette knife technique with a deep appreciation for Caribbean culture. His detailed market scenes and iconic breadfruit paintings capture the essence of life in Haiti, elevating a staple of the Caribbean with vivid textures and bold, expressive strokes
Description : . This painting offers a nostalgic look at Bel Air, once a vibrant, thriving neighborhood in Haiti that has seen dramatic changes over the years. The scene is filled with colorful homes and lively streets, capturing the energy of what Bel Air used to be—an area bustling with life, culture, and community. Bold hues of red, blue, and yellow create a sense of joy and harmony, evoking memories of a time when the neighborhood thrived. However, the realities of Bel Air today are far different. Once a symbol of resilience and culture, it has faced severe challenges, including social unrest and economic hardship. This painting serves as a wistful reflection of the past, portraying the beauty and spirit of a Bel Air that may no longer exist, but lives on in memory. Through this nostalgic lens, the artist invites viewers to remember a place full of hope and life, even as its present struggles cast a shadow over its former glory.
Date: 2024
From: Port-au-Prince
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensisons : 20 inches x 24 inches
Artist: Eric Neystant is a talented Haitian painter in his late 20s, known for his striking depictions of breadfruit and vibrant scenes from the Kenscoff Market. Residing in the mountainous region of Kenscoff, Neystant has developed a unique artistic style that combines the use of a palette knife technique with a deep appreciation for Caribbean culture. His detailed market scenes and iconic breadfruit paintings capture the essence of life in Haiti, elevating a staple of the Caribbean with vivid textures and bold, expressive strokes
Description : . This painting offers a nostalgic look at Bel Air, once a vibrant, thriving neighborhood in Haiti that has seen dramatic changes over the years. The scene is filled with colorful homes and lively streets, capturing the energy of what Bel Air used to be—an area bustling with life, culture, and community. Bold hues of red, blue, and yellow create a sense of joy and harmony, evoking memories of a time when the neighborhood thrived. However, the realities of Bel Air today are far different. Once a symbol of resilience and culture, it has faced severe challenges, including social unrest and economic hardship. This painting serves as a wistful reflection of the past, portraying the beauty and spirit of a Bel Air that may no longer exist, but lives on in memory. Through this nostalgic lens, the artist invites viewers to remember a place full of hope and life, even as its present struggles cast a shadow over its former glory.