Twoubadou Solèy
Title: Twoubadou Solèy – Sun Troubadours
Date: 2025
From: Port-au-Prince
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 12 inches x 16 inches
Artist: Jean Batiste Jean Ghesilhomme
Description:
Twoubadou Soleyl is a visual jazz riff — bold, fluid, and alive. Against a backdrop of glowing golds and amber light, four silhouetted musicians burst into motion, their bodies bending and swaying with the beat of unseen drums. Each figure, painted in a semi-abstract style, becomes a conduit for joy, resilience, and improvisation. Ghesilhomme doesn’t just paint a band — he captures the feeling of music echoing down a Caribbean street at dusk. This piece is both a celebration of Haiti’s rich musical traditions and a reminder that even in struggle, there is always song
Title: Twoubadou Solèy – Sun Troubadours
Date: 2025
From: Port-au-Prince
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 12 inches x 16 inches
Artist: Jean Batiste Jean Ghesilhomme
Description:
Twoubadou Soleyl is a visual jazz riff — bold, fluid, and alive. Against a backdrop of glowing golds and amber light, four silhouetted musicians burst into motion, their bodies bending and swaying with the beat of unseen drums. Each figure, painted in a semi-abstract style, becomes a conduit for joy, resilience, and improvisation. Ghesilhomme doesn’t just paint a band — he captures the feeling of music echoing down a Caribbean street at dusk. This piece is both a celebration of Haiti’s rich musical traditions and a reminder that even in struggle, there is always song
Title: Twoubadou Solèy – Sun Troubadours
Date: 2025
From: Port-au-Prince
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 12 inches x 16 inches
Artist: Jean Batiste Jean Ghesilhomme
Description:
Twoubadou Soleyl is a visual jazz riff — bold, fluid, and alive. Against a backdrop of glowing golds and amber light, four silhouetted musicians burst into motion, their bodies bending and swaying with the beat of unseen drums. Each figure, painted in a semi-abstract style, becomes a conduit for joy, resilience, and improvisation. Ghesilhomme doesn’t just paint a band — he captures the feeling of music echoing down a Caribbean street at dusk. This piece is both a celebration of Haiti’s rich musical traditions and a reminder that even in struggle, there is always song