My work delves into the intersections of Indigenous spirituality and the migrant experience, uncovering the profound impact of displacement on the identities of female migrants.
I navigate the complex weave of power dynamics, spirituality, sexuality, religion, gender, and cultural heritage, revealing the intricate layers of their lives.
Through this exploration, I offer nuanced perspectives on the embodied and spiritual experiences of female migrants, shedding light on the resilient and multifaceted nature of their identities.
Lewinale Havette.
Lewinale Havette's artwork has garnered recognition through featured exhibitions in prestigious museums and galleries across the United States and Europe. Notable venues include Art Cologne in Cologne, Germany; The Houston Museum of African American Culture, the Masur Museum of Art in Monroe, Louisiana; 1-54 Contemporary African Fair in New York; Christie’s London; Delphian Gallery in London, UK; Cierra Britton Gallery in New York; Black Cultural Archives in London, UK; Launch F18 in New York; and The ROOM Contemporary Art Space in Venice, Italy. Additionally, she was represented by the Pérez Art Museum Miami at Art Basel Miami.
