Redjin’art

Born on July 8, 1976 in Port au Prince, capital of Haiti, Michel Reginald Noisette showed a particular interest in drawing from an early age.
His parents noticed this very quickly and encouraged him to develop his talent.
When he was fifteen, instead of joining his neighborhood friends who met to play ball, he retired to sketch scenes from his imagination. He then went to school with the renowned painter Jacques E. Gourgues who instilled in him the first techniques of drawing.
Influenced by the works of the artist, Reginald Noisette was struck by a sudden desire to embark on painting; which he began without hesitation.
His first shy and naive works were quickly discovered and appreciated by those around him but, alas, were never presented to the general public. He took part in a few drawing competitions from which he often won prizes and even first place.
Around 1994, when he began his last years of secondary school, his parents offered him a solid education given by the painter Roland Dorcely who taught him the techniques of Renaissance art, pencil drawing techniques, charcoal, pastel, oil and acrylic painting techniques.
His most productive time was between 1993 and 2004 when the majority of his works were produced.
During this period, these works were each different from each other, thus resulting from the influence of the artistic world that surrounded him.
In search of his own style, he managed to identify himself by surprising his characters in everyday scenes.
He had to stop producing to devote himself to his studies in architecture.
Since then, two decades have followed without him touching his brush to resume in February 2020