Wanganegès Blues
A hummingbird in full flight, breaking free from a frame traced in vèvè — the sacred symbols of Haitian Vodou. White linework on deep Prussian blue, with copper foil accents catching the light along the ritual border.
Wanganegès is the Haitian Creole name for the hummingbird — a symbol of joy, resilience, and the persistence of beauty. Here, it moves through sacred space, held and released at once.
Screen printed by hand on archival paper with deckled edges. The copper foil is applied individually to each print, making every edition subtly unique.
Edition of 10. Signed and numbered.
12 × 16 inches
Screen print with copper foil on archival paper
Sold unframed, with mat and backboard.
Wanganegès Blues
A hummingbird in full flight, breaking free from a frame traced in vèvè — the sacred symbols of Haitian Vodou. White linework on deep Prussian blue, with copper foil accents catching the light along the ritual border.
Wanganegès is the Haitian Creole name for the hummingbird — a symbol of joy, resilience, and the persistence of beauty. Here, it moves through sacred space, held and released at once.
Screen printed by hand on archival paper with deckled edges. The copper foil is applied individually to each print, making every edition subtly unique.
Edition of 10. Signed and numbered.
12 × 16 inches
Screen print with copper foil on archival paper
Sold unframed, with mat and backboard.
