Brothers in Spirit:
The Navèt 1804 Founders
Rooted in more than 30 years of friendship, the cornerstone of the Navèt 1804 is a lineage of Caribbean culture and pride in the beauty of Haiti shared among the founders.
Empowering Heritage: the Legacy of Our Logo- Manman Libète
Navèt 1804’s logo reimagines the iconic Le Marron Inconnu statue, traditionally known as Nèg Mawon, with a powerful female figure, celebrating the indomitable spirit of Haitian women. This new depiction is inspired by Léogâne’s rich heritage of influential women, beginning with Queen Anacaona, a revered Taino leader known for her wisdom and resilience. Located in the heart of Port-au-Prince, the original statue symbolizes Black liberation and commemorates Haiti’s pivotal role in the first and only successful Black revolution in 1804. Our logo honors these legacies, embodying a message of empowerment and continued struggle for freedom and dignity.
Artistic Partners
Meet the brilliant artists who have contributed to the Navèt 1804 creative journey.
Mike Mix-Logic Jones
AKA ARTLAUREA
Mike Mix-Logic Jones