For first generation Cuban-American and Miami native, Haiiileen, it is essential to explore emotional language and self-evolution, driven by her never-ending curiosity. This led her to study physics, in order to grasp a full understanding of how sound, light and color all interact with one another. She then incorporates her findings into breathtaking, thought-provoking 3D mediums and installations, where she can bring her synesthetic visions to life and transport her viewers to transcendent, alternate worlds via photography, sculpture, installation, performance, audio and video. The theme of Aqueous, ARTECHOUSE’s current installation, is Pantone Blue and water. Haiiileen used this to create her own site specific commission Agua Haiii, an abstract interpretation presented in a dome bubble of the light that’s reflective of the ocean from the perspective of looking up from the ocean floor at the sun glints formed on the surface; thru Apr. 17; Haiiileen.com; ARTECHOUSE.com.
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Latino Visionaries 2021
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we introduce you to a few of Miami’s most dynamic Latino leaders who are breaking the mold and making the city thrive
Tax Whisperer
Tax attorney Suzanne DeWitt is a financial artist. She takes a canvas and paints a picture, which is the design principle of tax minimization. While she is well versed in the rules, she takes a practical, more entrepreneurial approach, passionately finding the best solution of what clients not only shouldn’t be doing, but also what they should, for each individual situation. She’s a deal maker, not a deal breaker.
