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Wayne Higby, Window Wall Canyon, 1997, Earthenware, raku technique, hand-built, 8/19/23 #artsmia by Sharon Mollerus
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Wayne Higby, Window Wall Canyon, 1997, Earthenware, raku technique, hand-built, 8/19/23 #artsmia by Sharon Mollerus
Broken Mesa Landscape Bowl, raku-glazed earthenware - Wayne Higby, 1984.
The memories are treasures that give meaning to each passing day
Wayne Higby
Firewall Gap (1985). Wayne Higby.
One of the many awesome professors at Alfred University, Wayne Higby. Oh, dat hat!
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Went to see "Infinite Place: The Ceramic Art of Wayne Higby" at the RAM, Racine Art Museum in Racine, WIsconsin. The show closes on Jan. 4, 2015. Seeing Wayne's work in person was very inspiring. A wonderful collection featuring over 50 pieces of his work, including drawings and architectural panels. From Wayne's artist statement: "Earth, sky, time, space: my work is a meditation on the relationship between mind and matter. It is not about landscape." He says in his Reflection: "Making is a form of thinking and knowing. Seeing, making, thinking, and knowing merge into a process of discovery and self-reification that continually guides me as a meaningful means to navigate the sea of ever-drifting doubt. I engage landscape as the panoramic outer membrane of an inner manifestation of unity - a silent, unseen, unknowable resonance of coherence. http://www.ramart.org/content/infinite-place-ceramic-art-wayne-higby
Canyon Bowl (1987). Wayne Higby.