Many of the Hiih (pronounced "Hi Hi") designs resemble natural forms, mostly marine and floral-inspired: pendants that dangle like jellyfish or seaweed; ceiling fixtures with paper petals layered around a bulb to give an ethereal glow. The artists make their own paper, dyeing it with soft colors and sometimes embellishing with paint.
Visit Hiih Gallery's site for many more photos, and for purchasing and rental information. Bay Area residents can meet the artists at Berkeley's Metro Lighting on Friday, April 24, from 5-7pm and Saturday, April 25, from 10am to 5pm.









Comments (6)
Oh my god! Are those the same lamps from this previous AT post? Finally!!
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/house-call/house-call-crescent-heights-going-away-party-los-angeles-075272
Haha Alexis9, "Oh my god!" was my same reaction. These are AMAZING! I'm absolutely in love with the first one, these are little slices of whimsical fantasy heaven.
The work is beautiful, but there is absolutely no indication on the website or the associated Flickr group how much an average light would cost. I hate that.
Yeah. What's the price range...hundreds or thousands?
Beautiful.
So in love with these. I would love to have!! Sure they are way expensive though.
Betian - I used to live down the street from their gallery, and IIRC the lights ranged from $50 to $400, depending on size, intricacy, etc. That was a few years ago, though, so the prices may have shot up in the meantime.