
Changing Landscapes aligns with Sylvia’s seasonal sewing practice in her attic studio, where recycled textiles and photography converge. Technology plays a quiet role here, tucked in the corner—not as the focus, but as the enabler of restoration and remembrance.
In October 2023, Higgins held a major exhibition titled “Inna Visual Stylee” at the AC Hotel in Kingston, Jamaica. It honored Jamaica’s musical heritage and featured live drumming and libations to ancestors, creating an immersive cultural experience. [jamaica-gleaner.com]
He has also exhibited internationally, including events in Toronto showcasing his giclée reproductions and original works. [blogto.com] Joshua Higgins …………….…


Sew Uncommon is an inspirational collaborative exhibition composed of recycled textiles, quilting, embroidery, hand stitching and photos with the elicitation of memory at it’s foundation.
Recycled textiles, quilts, a dress and historical family photos serve as catalyst to re-call oral stories told to exhibition visitors. I explore the mathematics of quilting and contemplate my family’s resilience . The photo’s pay’s homage to ancestor’s known and unknown and correlate the locations on route and colonial sea passages through time. Middle Passage from Africa to Jamaica, Indentured Labour from India to Jamaica, Jamaica to England and England to Canada
The quilt patterns are re-interpreted as African symbols , mnemonic devices guidance for survival and mechanism of cultural retention.
I am an auto-didactic, creating and evolving in the role of curator for myself at Studio Visuals. My practice is experimental & experiential. I work in the positive state of colonial resistance. My perspective developed in rebellion out side the context of European museum, gallery and academic values.…
