Biography
Harold was born in the vibrant city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where his artistic talent emerged at an early age. Drawing quickly became his passion, providing him with a source of joy, relaxation, and creative expression. With a family lineage steeped in artistic talent, Harold
was naturally inclined to pursue his craft, honing his skills through
self-directed practice and a deep connection to his heritage. His
talent soon gained recognition in Haiti, where his illustrations
brought life to numerous textbooks, enriching educational materials with vivid imagery. Harold's work also reached international audiences when it was reproduced on lithographs, luggage tags, keychains, and magnets. Distributed across North America by Artistic Impressions, Inc., these items offered a tangible connection to Haiti's vibrant culture and showcased Harold’s unique artistic vision.
Rooted in the folklore and warm, dynamic colors of the Caribbean, Harold's art embodies the spirit and vibrancy of his native Haiti. Over the past three decades, his perspective has been broadened by his life in America, where he has lived with his wife and two children. This blend of cultural influences—a deep connection to his Haitian roots and his experiences in the United States—imbues his work with a rich, layered complexity that resonates with diverse audiences. Harold’s artwork has transcended borders, earning admiration in exhibitions held in Europe, and the Americas. His pieces have found homes with collectors worldwide, celebrating not only the beauty of his heritage but also universal themes of resilience, identity, and cultural connection.
Art on Globe
Exhibited in Belgium
Guests at the Exhibition in Verneuille, France
Article published on the”Reveille Normand” Verneuille Sur Avre, France
In Paris during the exhibition
Member of the Atelier D’ Adzac in Paris
Special invitation during the Centennial Olympic 1996 in Atlanta
Released of the painting “Flags” in 1998 displaying the American influence around the World. Expressing the connections and fraternity among the nations. Promoting peace, respect for the environment and liberty for all.
Mayor’s Masked ball in Atlanta in company
of actress Suzanne Douglass
Presenting the release of Saturday’s Fair at the at the Mayor’s Masked Ball in 2000
Presenting the release of Spread the Word in 2001. Promoting education for the under privilege
Exhibition at the Festival Art in Petion-Ville, Haiti in 2001
Several Articles from the News papers in Haiti
Guests at the World Trade Center in Atlanta
Exhibition at the Cornell Museum of Art and History in Delray Beach, Fl.
After a long break from painting, focusing on his career in technology, Harold is back in his studio—paint-covered and in his element—pursuing his true passion. Now a freelance artist, he collaborates with interior designers and decorators to create stunning pieces that bring warmth and personality to our homes. He also specializes in custom art, crafting one-of-a-kind pieces to enhance your life and space.
Exciting exhibits are coming soon—you won’t want to miss them!
Expect fine art, great vibes, and lively conversation. Consider this your
official invite to soak up some culture