Deux Soeur (2 Sisters) – Henri Dubreuil – Original Framed Mixed Media – 35x45 in
 
 
 
About the Artwork: "Deux Soeur (2 Sisters)" is a profound exploration of connection and the metaphysical, rendered in Henri Dubreuil’s unmistakable Surrealist style. This large-scale masterpiece utilizes an intricate mixed-media approach, incorporating tissue paper and acrylic on canvas to create a surface that is as tactile as it is visually arresting. The layered textures give the skin and garments of the sisters an ethereal, almost translucent quality, suggesting a presence that is both physical and spiritual.
 
The composition captures two figures locked in a moment of quiet intensity. Their elongated forms and expressive gazes are hallmarks of Dubreuil’s "New School" Haitian aesthetic, moving beyond traditional portraiture into a dreamlike realm of symbolism. This framed work is not just a painting; it is a study in the psychological depth of sisterhood and the shared energy between souls.
 
About the Artist: Henri Dubreuil is a leading figure in contemporary Haitian art, known for his innovative use of materials and his commitment to Surrealism. By blending classical training with a uniquely Caribbean surrealist lens, Dubreuil creates works that challenge the viewer's perception of reality. His mastery of texture and light has earned him a place in prestigious collections worldwide, marking him as an artist of significant investment value.