This vivid original painting pays tribute to Fritay Pwason, a cherished Haitian dish bursting with flavor and tradition. The composition features a beautifully grilled whole fish, crispy fried plantains, juicy chicken legs, savory fried pork, sweet potato slices, and creamy avocado. At the heart of the dish sits a colorful mix of pikliz—a spicy slaw made of cabbage and vegetables—alongside Haitian marinade and vibrant rice. Each element is lovingly rendered with rich color and texture, capturing not just a meal, but the essence of Haitian street food culture and culinary pride.
The Original Painting will be signed and dated on the front. Using acrylic which gives a rich-toned, and the edges are painted. For the accomplishment I use a soft gloss varnish which makes colors glow. The original painting can be framed or not be framed, displayed anywhere and hung as is.
