Star Trek: The Next Generation
1987
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Sculptor, painter and installation artist, Sierra Pecheur studied at Pomona College, San Francisco Art Institute, and Santa Monica College of Design, Art, and Architecture. She is known for her magnum opus, DIG, using the metaphor of an archeological dig to challenge the propaganda of myth.
Actress: Kalifornia. Sierra Pecheur was born on 20 September 1938 in the USA. She is an actress, known for Kalifornia (1993), What Women Want (2000) and 3 Women (1977).
PUMP, the third leg of DIG, is a collection of wall-mounted sculptures made in the form of the human heart. In this work, sculptor Sierra Pecheur confronts the alarming collapse of our home, Planet Earth, while at the same time finding the joy she finds in the ridiculousness of the human condition.
The angels (large scale sculptures in clay) are antidotes to the consequences of stifling voices, war as first resort, misogyny, discarding the disadvantaged, destroying forests, and driving wildlife and cultures to extinction.
Sierra Pecheur in her studio. Alexis Kelley. By Alexis Kelley. Sierra Pecheur’s bio statement on Instagram reads “I’m 80. I’ve got plans!” The first time you hear the names of coastal Los Angeles County, it feels as if you’ve been dropped into a fairy tale land of Angels and Amazonian warrior women, beginning with the land known as Los Angeles.
Sierra Pecheur is known as an Actor. Some of her work includes What Women Want, Kalifornia, 3 Women, Bronco Billy, Eye for an Eye, Stranger in Our House, Hard Country, and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Actress: Kalifornia. Sierra Pecheur was born on 20 September 1938 in the USA. She is an actress, known for Kalifornia (1993), What Women Want (2000) and 3 Women (1977).
