

SeQueenArt :
Enchanting the world one sequin at a time.
SeQueenArt is my practice of transforming remembrance, spirit, and story into hand-sewn works of art.
Using thousands of sequins, beads, and individual stitches, I create textile portraits honoring ancestors, cultural icons, sacred figures, and those who have passed. Each piece unfolds slowly through intuition, connection, and time—allowing the person and their story to emerge, one sequin at a time.
Influenced by the tradition of Haitian drapo and my mentorship with Haitian artist Edgard Jean Louis, my work carries that artistic lineage forward through a practice that is distinctly my own.
Watch the Work Come to Light
Each SeQueenArt piece begins with a story—and then comes the slow, intentional work of bringing that story into form.
The short videos below offer glimpses into that process: choosing colors, placing sequins, adding beads, following intuitive direction, and watching a portrait gradually come to life beneath my hands.
Some pieces take months—or even years—to complete. These brief moments cannot show every stitch, but they can invite you into the patience, devotion, and unexpected magic held within the making.
