
You & I & The Whiskey Tavern
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You & I & The Whiskey Tavern
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About The Artwork
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You & I & The Whiskey Tavern by Tafy LaPlanche is a soulful 30 x 30-inch oil painting on canvas that captures a moment of quiet intensity. Bathed in warm amber light and cool shadow, a pianist leans into his instrument, his face and hands illuminated with quiet focus. The interplay of golden hues and deep blues creates an intimate, cinematic atmosphere, as if the viewer is seated nearby, listening to the music unfold. This piece speaks to connection, solitude, and the emotional weight of sound, making it a striking centerpiece for collectors who value art that carries both mood and story.
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About the artist

As someone of Haitian descent, there were interests in my art skills and possibly becoming a Haitian painter. The pressure to be someone slowly made me dislike painting landscapes despite my skills in it. During pre college I went abroad to Tuscany for a change of scenery. It was here when I had my canvas and paints out, overlooking a stunning landscape, when the sound of buzzing surrounded me. Moments later I realized I got stung by a bee because I couldn’t see out of one eye. I WAS ALLERGIC! My eyelid had blown up.
An old Italian woman came to the hill where I was, and offered me to come to her home to remedy the bee sting by placing an onion over my eye. Naive and hopeful I followed. As I watched the woman interact with her family and go about her daily tasks, I realized there and then my passion for telling people’s stories through portraiture. From creating portraits I could communicate an entire story about someone without having to say a word. And to connect despite where we may come from.