Shibari by estela Scott, 2024
"Healing her" Photgraphy by Briheda Haylock 2024
HYbrid Imagination by Aberrant citrus
"ELEMENTOS EROTICO EXHITBITION"PANAMA 2024 curated by kim mendoza
Six feet down the aisle 2023
Nov.30th, 2023 Six Feet Down the Aisle came alive in the heart of Belize City, downtown Albert Street for the 16 Days of Activism Campaign. This performance was a collaboration between myself and the Modern Dance Movement dance company paying tribute to the remembrance of Aneshia Young, a young woman who has been missing for five years and spoke about the tragedy of domestic violence
This initiative was supported by the Special Envoy for Women and Children, Department of Youth Service, Minister Fonseca through NICH, Special Events Rental, and Coye's Funeral Home.
six feet down the asile by briheda hylock in collaboration with modern dance movement
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Desgin By Aberrant Citurs
I teamed up with the illustrator Aberrant Citrus to create this piece to pay tribute to Aneisha Young in hopes of restring her dignity.
Icube entrepreneur mentorship Program Graduation 09/14/2023
- Thursday was our graduation day from being a part of the Icube program held by Beltraide in collaboration with Taiwan in Belize, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Taiwan ICDF. We were one of 5 women who completed the program and had the honor of writing the reflection speech and sharing one of our many services at Briheda Haylock Visions with the investors and guests.
We ignite the spark of self-awareness, individualism, imagination, and how to have fun with one of our classes.
Pride month!!!My story Series Feature
Today Hubero from the British Commission stopped by to pick up a print from our series My Story which will be on display for the pride celebration.
Sun Up @ 7
You are Amazing! 2023
Haven House Women Shelter 2023
You are amazing!
I spent the last two months jumping over hoops trying to figure out what I was doing, trying to paint on a wall with no floors. I spoke to a colleague the other day and shared the experience. His comment was,’ It sounds like you were doing a performance painting’. It felt exactly like that, a whole-ass performance. I should have gone live and shared the experience, but then again, I like my solitude when working, so never mind.
While this design, in theory, was a simple task to bring to life, it took me on a journey to become 'amazing' in the sense I had to overcome my fears of slipping and falling. My anxiety, determination, critical thinking skills, ability to trust myself, and the balance of self-care were all tested. We all know I failed the self-care test haha. Do not worry, Yaoling gave me the self-care talk twice after I finished the project.
The idea of painting every day or even long hours was delusional of me, but hey we needed to try to truly know what we were capable of. What I learned in this very new situation the ideal route would have been to paint every other day. Painting every day develops aches and pains all over having to hold myself up at an angle. I will never paint barefoot again, because shoes are my friend even though I hate wearing them, they will save me from tendonitis flaring up when standing up for long hours and days at a time. This piece truly frustrated me with all its challenges, I know I painted you amazing on the wall, but other days it read, ‘problems,’ ‘pain in my ass,’ ‘difficult,’ why did I take this project on?
Why did I take this project on?
I built a relationship with Haven House when I was on my social work educational journey years ago. I was a volunteer den mother for a while. The director had a vision and wanted something positive on the wall. The experience with the women I had a brief interaction with sparked ‘you are amazing!’ because they need a reminder that the step, they are taking is a life-changing and affirming one that they are amazing for putting themselves first, understanding they deserve better and worthy of feeling safe. What made this journey more special was sharing with my two little helpers who grew in their fearlessness every day with me. While I had overcome my fears, there were still some compromising positions I found myself in and I never shied away from letting the girls know I was scared. I kept calm and just communicated my fear and guided them on how they could support me to ensure that I was safe. I purposefully did this to teach them that fear is okay, what is not okay is letting it cripple you and teamwork is key when we are scared to get the job done.
Yaoling Lee
Yaoling Lee
I love working from life. When we open our senses, we transform our surroundings, and thus our experiences are transformed into something extraordinary. I attended an art institution in Taiwan and learned the fundamentals of painting and sculpting. I then spent 7 years in Spain and France where I further continued my studies. However, I also wanted to experience life. I got married at the age of 29 and moved to Belize. I stopped painting for more than ten years to raise my three beautiful children. In 2015, I picked up my brushes again for the project, “One Hundred Portrait Studies”. I completed more than 100 oil portrait studies with sitters from life all within six months. Ever since, I sketch, paint, and sculpt. I exhibit, teach, and travel frequently to places to paint. It is not always easy, but I enjoy what I do. The journey of art continues to be what fulfills my life.
The garden of strenght by Briheda haylock and marvin vernon 03/28/2023
