Roots
Title: Rasin (Roots)
Artist: Guesilhomme
Date: 2025
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 16 x 20 in
From: Haiti
Description:
In Rasin, Guesilhomme takes us deep into the rural heart of Haiti — where life unfolds slowly, surrounded by trees that whisper history and homes that hold generations. The painting offers more than a landscape; it is a tribute to heritage, memory, and belonging.
Thatched-roof cottages line a narrow path, children and elders move through the day, and the distant mountain rises like an ancestral guardian. Every detail, from the hanging curtains to the soft sky, echoes the quiet strength of a people rooted in land and legacy.
Rasin reminds us that our deepest strength lies not in movement, but in connection — to place, to family, to the rhythms that shaped us.
Title: Rasin (Roots)
Artist: Guesilhomme
Date: 2025
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 16 x 20 in
From: Haiti
Description:
In Rasin, Guesilhomme takes us deep into the rural heart of Haiti — where life unfolds slowly, surrounded by trees that whisper history and homes that hold generations. The painting offers more than a landscape; it is a tribute to heritage, memory, and belonging.
Thatched-roof cottages line a narrow path, children and elders move through the day, and the distant mountain rises like an ancestral guardian. Every detail, from the hanging curtains to the soft sky, echoes the quiet strength of a people rooted in land and legacy.
Rasin reminds us that our deepest strength lies not in movement, but in connection — to place, to family, to the rhythms that shaped us.
Title: Rasin (Roots)
Artist: Guesilhomme
Date: 2025
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 16 x 20 in
From: Haiti
Description:
In Rasin, Guesilhomme takes us deep into the rural heart of Haiti — where life unfolds slowly, surrounded by trees that whisper history and homes that hold generations. The painting offers more than a landscape; it is a tribute to heritage, memory, and belonging.
Thatched-roof cottages line a narrow path, children and elders move through the day, and the distant mountain rises like an ancestral guardian. Every detail, from the hanging curtains to the soft sky, echoes the quiet strength of a people rooted in land and legacy.
Rasin reminds us that our deepest strength lies not in movement, but in connection — to place, to family, to the rhythms that shaped us.