Haiii on Art: MarfaTX (2019) Desert Light Studies Haiiileen

In Haiii on Art: MarfaTX (2019), interdisciplinary artist Haiiileen captures the profound stillness of the desert light in Marfa, Texas. Known for her exploration of frequency, reflection, and synesthesia, Haiiileen reinterprets the desert as a meditative landscape—an infinite field of geometry and illumination. Each image functions as an energetic photograph, where light becomes a voice and silence becomes a frequency. This work continues her global mission to document light as a language of consciousness and connection.

Title: Haiii on Art: MarfaTX (2019)

Artist: Haiiileen
Medium: Photography | Environmental Light Study | Site-Specific Reflection
Year: 2019
Dimensions: Variable | Digital Photography Series
Edition: Open Edition (Archival Series)

Description

Haiii on Art: MarfaTX (2019) is part of Haiiileen’s ongoing global light study series, capturing the resonance of light within the iconic desert landscape and minimalist architecture of Marfa, Texas.

Through her synesthetic lens, Haiiileen transforms Marfa’s stark environment into a field of stillness and reflection, using the raw geometry of desert light to explore the dialogue between emptiness and color. The series reimagines open space as an emotional canvas, where shadow and illumination perform together as living energy.

By documenting how light interacts with form and silence, Haiii on Art: MarfaTX continues Haiiileen’s investigation into how consciousness, environment, and vibration coexist within space.

Conceptual Framework

Explores minimalism, geometry, and silence as vessels for light and energy.
Investigates the desert as a living reflective body, a landscape of both spiritual and optical resonance.
Uses photography as a tool for vibrational mapping — translating atmosphere into emotion.
Connects natural light phenomena with synesthetic principles of color, sound, and frequency.

Archival Significance

Serves as the North American chapter of the Haiii on Art Photography Series (2017–2025).
Represents the artist’s deepening exploration of space, isolation, and perception following ORA (2018) and LightScapes (2018–2019).
Demonstrates Haiiileen’s ongoing transformation from light installation artist to environmental observer of frequency in nature.
Establishes a thematic bridge between Haiti’s tropical light (2017) and the architectural reflection studies of the UAE (2021).