Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)
Michelle Yeoh
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Waymond Wang embodies the brave, patient, kind and empathetic way of life I aspire to and Ke Huy Quan plays him exceptionally.
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Jobu Tupaki gave Hsu the chance to wear an incredible collection of costumes designed by Shirley Kurata.
Ke Huy Quan as Waymond Wang in everything everywhere all at once
As an artist I like my artworks to tell stories and I often use discarded materials. I have been collecting old pearl necklaces from boot fairs and junk shops for a few years knowing that one day I was going to build a couple of huge galleons from them! I was inspired to make the galleons after watching a documentary about a factory in China which manufacturers every kind of conceivable pearl adornment in colossal quantities. I decided to make two Chinese sailing junks cruising on a tangled never ending sea of wedding tiaras, chokers and earrings! Eventually last Spring I had enough for my project and I got to work! First of all I built a metal structure on which to hang the necklaces and then over the course of the year I slowly threaded and weaved the beads to build up my galleons. Pearl bracelets and bangles were used for portholes and pearl tiaras for sails. For the rigging I found strings of tiny pearl seed beads were perfect and I secured them with beautiful pearl brooches. My favorite part is the sea – a heaving tangled mass of pearls! I called the sculptures Wing Wo Wave and White Cloud City – after two of the largest pearl factories in China!
Stephanie Hsu
