The InterfineArt Group is a multidisciplinary art organization that thrives at the intersection of visual art, music, publishing, and talent management. We bring together creators from diverse backgrounds and disciplines to celebrate and elevate Afro-Caribbean culture and global artistic expression. At our core is Kolektif InterfineArt, an art collective that fosters collaboration and innovation across painting, sculpture, digital art, and more. Our graphic design division, GraphX Central, transforms ideas into striking visuals, providing artists and brands with unique, powerful imagery. Through our publishing and talent management services, we empower artists, musicians, writers, and performers to share their stories, craft, and heritage on the world stage. InterfineArt is a space where creativity flourishes across mediums, connecting artists with audiences and building a vibrant, inclusive community. Join us and experience the transformative power of multidisciplinary art.

Curator

As a curator deeply rooted in Afro-Caribbean heritage, JanJak II brings a vibrant and dynamic approach to the InterfineArt Gallery. Known for his keen eye and expressive style, JanJak blends traditional influences with contemporary flair, creating exhibits that celebrate and elevate Afro-Caribbean art. His curatorial work emphasizes bold colors, cultural narratives, and the untold stories of modern Caribbean artists, making each exhibit a powerful exploration of identity, resilience, and artistic innovation.

Music

Wooly Saint-Louis is a celebrated musician, guitarist, and composer known for his soulful fusion of Afro-Caribbean rhythms, jazz, and blues. His compositions are deeply rooted in Haitian culture, creating a unique sound that resonates with global audiences. As a dynamic performer, Wooly captivates listeners with his intricate guitar work and heartfelt lyrics, reflecting the depth and richness of his heritage. His music not only entertains but also tells stories of resilience, joy, and identity, making him a powerful voice in the Afro-Caribbean music scene.

Editor

André Fouad is a distinguished publishing editor, writer, and poet whose work beautifully intertwines Haitian culture with universal themes of resilience, identity, and hope. Known for his evocative poetry and sharp editorial vision, André crafts stories that capture the essence of the Afro-Caribbean experience, resonating deeply with readers worldwide. His commitment to preserving and promoting Haitian literature and art is evident in every project, making him a vital voice in contemporary Caribbean publishing. Through his writing and editorial work, André continues to inspire, educate, and connect audiences with the rich tapestry of Haitian culture.