Sha Sha Higby sculptures are influenced by experiences in Asia and beyond.
The sculptures are made to move with her living body as the driving force.
Meticulously crafted over course of years, the multi-layered costumes are made of
paper, wood, glass, enamel, Asian lacquer, and gold leaf.
“...Like the god of beginnings, gates, transitions,
time, duality, doorways, passages, and endings and looking into the future and to the past.”
“...like a chrysalis out of a feathered womb.
“...positively Edenic, mythological–like a rain forest priestess....
a performance… hypnotic, primitive (in a ethnographic sense),
and ...transformative, reminding those assembled
of the distant origins we all share.”
Sha Sha Higby sculptures are influenced by experiences in Asia and beyond.
The sculptures are made to move with her living body as the driving force.
Meticulously crafted over course of years, the multi-layered costumes are made of
paper, wood, glass, enamel, Asian lacquer, and gold leaf.
“...Like the god of beginnings, gates, transitions,
time, duality, doorways, passages, and endings and looking into the future and to the past.”
“...like a chrysalis out of a feathered womb.
“...positively Edenic, mythological–like a rain forest priestess....
a performance… hypnotic, primitive (in a ethnographic sense),
and ...transformative, reminding those assembled
of the distant origins we all share.”
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