Description
This conversation goes beyond technique and into the heart of creativity:
Creating depth instead of surface
• Letting go of realism to allow transformation
• The power of negative space—both in art and in life
• Bringing the unseen, intuitive, and emotional into form
Sha Sha beautifully describes her work as a way of making the invisible visible—something I think many artists can deeply relate to.
A Note on Process
One of my favorite takeaways:
Creativity doesn’t have to be controlled or perfectly planned.
Sometimes the most meaningful work comes from allowing things to unfold—layer by layer, moment by moment.
Sha Sha’s Website
http://www.shashahigby.com/New_Site_SourceFiles/index.html
Sha Sha on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/shashahigby/
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