Philippe Dodard studied at the Academy of Fine Arts (now ENARTS) in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in 1978, he obtained a scholarship to the École Internationale de Bordeaux, France, where he specialized in educational graphics, perfecting his skills in this captivating field. His evolution on the art scene took off in the 1980s at Galerie Marassa and his work evolved successfully embracing sculpture, artistic Iron works, and high-end jewelry design (JIVAN).
Throughout this maturation, Dodard’s work freed itself from any school and conventions to explore the cultures fused in the constitution of Caribbean identity: The Taino-Arawak, African, and European.
Dodard regularly participates in major international art fairs and biennials. Philippe has collaborated with many researchers, collectors, and institution among them Donna Karan, Royal Caribbean and just recently, Stella Jean for the Haitian delegation’s costume at the Paris Olympic Games.
Philippe Dodard’s career and commitment underscore his profound influence on the Haitian and international artistic scene. His aim is to present the world “as it could be”.

Claudia Apaid, a Haitian-American artist, draws inspiration from energy, spirituality, and nature to create unique mixed media works. Collaborating with artisans worldwide, she blends hand-stitched embroidery, sequins, crystals, and metals into vibrational pieces infused with Reiki healing energy.

With a focus on patterns found in nature and the spiritual realm, her art explores life’s interconnectedness. A graduate of Miami International University of Art & Design, Apaid has exhibited her work globally, designed Haiti’s national costume for Miss Universe 2022, and recently unveiled a wearable art collection. Recognized for her contributions, she was honored by the City of Miami and featured in numerous publications.

Annick Duvivier, a talented Haitian-born artist based in Miami, is celebrated for her captivating mixed media paintings that explore themes of nature conservation and femininity. Her work has earned international acclaim, with exhibitions at prestigious venues such as the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago and the Yellowstone Art Museum. Duvivier's art is featured in esteemed public and private collections, including Tamarac Public Art and Miami International Airport. With formal training from Altos de Chavón and a BFA in Visual Arts from Miami International University of Art & Design, she brings a rich depth of creativity and expertise to her portfolio.