Artist Susan Hensel is using industrial embroidery machines to create abstract artwork
Susan Hensel’s new innovative artwork, which blends commercial embroidery processes with sculptural concerns, is gaining attention and awards.
Multimedia artist Ingrid Hoffmeister on art and Jungian psychology
“I am only committed to following my inner visions and imagination, which seeks actualization. There is almost a sacred demand for attention as I work to spontaneously discover the colors, shapes and composition of the piece” – Ingrid Hoffmeister
Australian-American artist Cybele Rowe on how to live an interesting life and never apologize for your art
“All of my movements over the surface of the work by hand, tool, or paintbrush are done whilst having a dialogue with the medium in Real-time” — Cybele Rowe
Russian artist Masha Kechaeva on set design, rituals, and the funeral of the fly
Masha Kechaeva’s art expression includes costume and set design, photography, performance, filmmaking, and directing – all at the same time!
Artist Annalise Neil creates philosophical cyanotypes
Annalise Neil, a cyanotypes artist from San Diego, creates incredibly complex surrealistic compositions full of deep philosophical meaning.
Ecuadorian artist and visual anthropologist Tatiana Lopez explores indigenous tribe’s beliefs in spirits and dreams
Ecuadorian visual anthropologist and artist Tatiana Lopez explores the indigenous culture of the local tribes through multimedia artwork
Irish-Italian artist Vittoria Colonna, descendant of a great Renaissance poetess on how to express your inspiration in any possible way
Growing up between Ireland and Italy, Vittoria studied painting in Rome’s L’Accademia di Belle Arti, trained as an Opera singer in Tuscany, and then continued in the performing arts at Dublin’s world-famous Gaiety School of Acting.
Latvian-born artist and designer Daiga Atvara on her art, alchemy experiments, and obsession with asteroids
After a hurricane of a career in advertising, my guest Daiga Atvara is enjoying creative solitude and focusing her energy on explorations of natural pigments.
NY-based artist Rose Brawn on her new perfectly imperfect art series Life and Wholeness
“I myself am differently abled and it has left me with both physical and mental scars. There are points in my life where I felt ashamed of my differences, but now I am starting to come to peace with myself” — Rose Brawn