Timmy Sapotille is a Guadeloupean visual artist whose work emerges from a deep engagement with Caribbean culture. Through multidisciplinary practices—including installations, sculptures, engravings, collages, images, and videos—he transforms research and reflection into layered, symbolic imaginaries. Sapotille’s subjects often weave together past, present, and future, reimagined through a youth- ful, energetic aesthetic that subtly nods to art history—from Theaster Gates and Mark Ro- thko to Dadaist references—without allowing these influences to dictate his artistic vision. His works contain fragments of observation and truth, addressing questions of emancipa- tion and the dynamics of freedom. Sapotille describes his practice as an architecture that moves through space and time, designed to deconstruct the obvious and invite new ways of seeing.