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I was born in Haiti and currently live and work in Miami, FL. I studied Fine Arts and Illustration at Altos de Chavon in the Dominican Republic which is affiliated with Parsons in New York. I recently Graduated with a BFA in Visual Arts at Miami International University of Art & Design ( in Miami). I have exhibited extensively in Haiti. If you would like to see more information, please take a look at my Publications page or my resume. |
She demonstrates a tireless aesthetic curiosity. Passed trough the classics, stop at the moderns, complicity with the collage, Annick never interrupts her technical research. Early on, she took painting classes with the renowned Haitian artist Ralph Allen. She studied fine arts and illustration in Altos de Chavon (2006-2008)(Affiliated with Parsons the New school of Art and Design in New York.)
She then returned and followed various seminars and courses (2011/2012) allowing her rapid evolution. She is highly skilled at drawing and creates with great freedom of color.
A solo exhibit (2010), Several group exhibitions, Annick, in short time, has obtained success and recognition. Excellent observer of nature and the environment around her, Annick has an accuracy of the anatomy that makes her series "monochrome studies of nudes," a sure bet. After her solo exhibit at the Festival Arts gallery she became artist in residence until 2015. Annick worked alongside the art historian Marie-Alice Theard organizing exhibitions for prominent Haitian artists. The artistic atmosphere and her daily contact with other artists and art critics stimulated her creativity.
She then returned and followed various seminars and courses (2011/2012) allowing her rapid evolution. She is highly skilled at drawing and creates with great freedom of color.
A solo exhibit (2010), Several group exhibitions, Annick, in short time, has obtained success and recognition. Excellent observer of nature and the environment around her, Annick has an accuracy of the anatomy that makes her series "monochrome studies of nudes," a sure bet. After her solo exhibit at the Festival Arts gallery she became artist in residence until 2015. Annick worked alongside the art historian Marie-Alice Theard organizing exhibitions for prominent Haitian artists. The artistic atmosphere and her daily contact with other artists and art critics stimulated her creativity.