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    Artist Decoded by Yoshino

    “I started this series as a means for exploration, an exploration of self, and an exploration of the perspectives of other artists.

    This series is an unabridged documentation of conversations between artists. It’s a series dedicated to breaking down the barriers we tend to set up in our own minds. I want to inspire future creatives to have the courage to explore and experiment. This is about making dreams a reality and not about letting our dreams fall to the wayside.

    My intention is to give my audience a sense of real human connection, something that feels rich and organic.

    When I was thinking of a title I thought of the word “movement”.
    In relation to the Renaissance period in art, my goal for this program is to signify a rebirth of consciousness towards the way we look at contemporary art.”

    – Yoshino (@yoshinostudios)

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    Philosophy And Self-Portraiture with David Uzochukwu | AD 183 Nov 12, 2020
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    Self-taught, David Uzochukwu (b. 1998, Austria) creates (self-)portraits that speak of both placelessness and belonging. His work sees bodies shifting through nature, performance, and digital reconfiguration. Uzochukwu's photographs have been exhibited at Bozar, Photo Vogue Festival, and Unseen Amsterdam. He has collaborated with artists FKA twigs, Pharrell, and Iris Van Herpen, and received commissions by Dior and Hermès. Since 2019, he is a participant of CPH:DOX's talent development program. British Journal of Photography named him One to Watch in 2020. He currently lives in Berlin, where he pursues his first degree in philosophy.

    Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • David's development and obsession with photography
    • Looking at other photographers work and being inspired
    • Distraction and aesthetic within David's work
    • Emotions and the expression of an image
    • David's photography process
    • Finding your signature approach
    • Navigating your youth, and standing your ground
    • Leaning into your intuition
    • Organic transition within artwork
    • Simplicity
    • Swallowing your feelings and fighting to have your needs met
    • Finding your artistic voice and rooting yourself within that
    • David's interest in philosophy
    • Ethics and practical reasoning for the things that you do
    • Aesthetics being used as a "glazing" to your art
    • Masculinity and the roles of gender
    • Strength and vulnerability
    • Futurism
    • Getting to the point of reflecting your opinions within your art
    • Bias
    • The future for Davids self-portraiture and photography

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    Antebellum with Gerard Bush x Christopher Renz | AD 182 Oct 26, 2020
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    https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded

    Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz are both directors and writers, known for Antebellum (2020), Rapture, and 17 Seventeen (2017).

    Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • Required solitude
    • Shifting perspective within a paradigm
    • Truth
    • Bush and Renz's collaboration and how that has evolved
    • Acceptance of failures and misfortunes
    • The process of working together within relationships
    • Discovery within the arts
    • Companionship within the process of creating
    • The process of trusting your art
    • Spiritualism
    • The collective consciousness
    • Inspiration and how an artist taps into it
    • Leaving behind a legacy
    • When to put on and shed your ego
    • Being afraid to feel something
    • The emotion felt while filming Antebellum
    • Social change
    • The foundations and future of America

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    "Tomorrow" with Justin Mortimer | AD 181 Oct 16, 2020
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    https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded

    About Justin: Justin Mortimer (b.1970) is a British artist whose paintings consistently invite us to question the relationship between subject matter and content, beauty and horror, and between figuration and abstraction. While the imagery is almost exclusively pitiless, the texturing of the paint, the play between light and shade, and the passages that lead from photo-realist definition to near-abstract formlessness are so sensitively handled as to make the work at least partially redemptive as well as to indicate a key philosophical dimension: the oblique relationship between evidence and interpretation.

    In his recent solo show, his works create paradoxical beauty in the landscape of oppression and violence around the world. With the Covid-19 pandemic and the escalating racial conflict, Justin Mortimer's solo exhibition sets the stage for reflection on the 'tomorrow' of our society. Show Notes:

    • 0:00:00 - Introduction
    • 0:04:52 - Paradoxical Psychological Truth in Work
    • 0:08:34 - Feeling Like An Outsider & Childhood Stories
    • 0:12:57 - Balloons as Proxy For The Body & Learning Figurative Painting
    • 0:17:06 - Painting Latex, Dysmorphia, and Masks
    • 0:20:22 - BP Portrait Award and Learning and Unlearning Portrait Painting
    • 0:24:25 - Digital Collaging The Overlooked Imagine
    • 0:29:23 - Not Knowing When Paintings Are Done
    • 0:32:54 - Empathy With People Diametrically Opposing Views
    • 0:37:19 - New Meanings of Paintings Included in Solo Show "Tomorrow"
    • 0:42:53 - COVID-19 Struggles
    • 0:46:40 - "The Social Dilemma" by Jeff Orlowski and No More Truth
    • 0:48:54 - Past Generations and "Cave of Forgotten Dreams" by Werner Herzog
    • 0:54:02 - Decoding The Everyday Object
    • 0:58:03 - Meanings Transform Over Time
    • 1:02:11 - Painting David Bowie and Expectations of Portrait Painting
    • 1:15:15 - Wrap Up

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    Mind Over Matter with Mike Lee x Columbia Tatone | AD 180 Oct 11, 2020
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    https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded

    About Mike: Mike Lee is a world-ranked professional boxer who has fought in some of the world's most iconic arenas like Madison Square Garden, Cowboys Stadium & The MGM Grand in front of millions of fans. In 2014 Mike was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, ankylosing spondylitis, that almost ended his career. In and out of hospitals for over two years he became tired of all the medications and treatments. Mike began searching for all-natural alternatives which lead him to discover CBD and all of its incredible physical and mental benefits! Using his background in finance and business, Mike felt that creating Soul CBD would be the perfect way to share his knowledge while helping others to defeat whatever battles with the pain they may be facing.

    Columbia Tatone is an American film director, writer, producer, and photographer. Known for her dynamic cinematic action and relational, relevant storytelling, she often features unique elements of sci-fi in her work. Tatone studied Jazz at Berklee's College of Music in Boston and later received her Business degree at Vanguard University. As a commercial, music video, and narrative director, Columbia empowers her audience through eye-popping, thought-provoking action sequences. As a champion for women and the underrepresented, Tatone often uses her work to promote social justice while also taking us into different realities that highlight the emotional scar tissue of life. Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • Fight and flight mode
    • The state of flow
    • The fullness of living out your destiny
    • Mike's early stages of boxing
    • Performing with gratitude and happiness
    • Mike's autoimmune illness
    • Empathy and wellness
    • Grit
    • Eastern Medicine
    • Looking at pain as a gift
    • Mind over body
    • Reprogramming of your mind
    • How COVID has put everyone on an equal playing field
    • Identity
    • Mike's work with his company "Soul CBD"

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    Treading Your Own Path with Edon Guraziu | AD 179 Oct 10, 2020
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    https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded

    About Edon: Edon Guraziu specializes in Concept Design & Consultation. These various industries range from Entertainment, Industrial, Defense, Medical, Consumer Products, and more. Many years of collaboration have resulted in meaningful relationships with the following companies, some of which include: 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, Microsoft, Netflix, NVIDIA, MPC, Method Studios, JBC Safety Plastic Inc., StrikerVR, TheVRCompany, Swiss Federal Railways, and more.

    Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • Upbringing and immigrating
    • Not allowing fear to inhibit productivity
    • Logic and emotion
    • Age and skills
    • Movies and their influence
    • Mentors and relationships
    • Being present, here and now
    • Decision making and their ripple effect
    • Valuing yourself, your art, and your business
    • Art and business
    • Stoicism & identity of work
    • Work, failure, and recontextualizing

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    "Table of Losses" with Jesse Draxler | AD 178 Sep 30, 2020
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    https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded

    About Jesse: Jesse Draxler was born in rural Wisconsin, studied in Minneapolis, MN, and currently lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. A formal mixed media & inter-disciplinary artist, Draxler has exhibited extensively both domestically and internationally. Draxler had solo exhibitions in New York at the Booth Gallery in 2017 and 2016, and has been in exhibitions across Europe at galleries in Munich, London, Paris, Hamburg, and Berlin. Draxler collaborates with brands including Hugo Boss, McQ Alexander McQueen, and Ferrari, with original artwork appearing in Elle, The New York Times, The New Yorker, and The Atlantic, among other publications.

    Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • The path of friendship
    • The intentionality behind social media
    • Thinking about the motivations behind what you are doing
    • Dedication within your craft
    • Artists relation to sports
    • Mental fortitude and willpower
    • The meaning behind Jesse's latest show, "Table of Losses"
    • Letting artwork play itself out
    • The payoff of patience
    • The sense of urgency that comes with social media
    • Having a sense of mental separation between yourself and your artistic practice
    • Ego death
    • Copying yourself and it equating to an artistic death
    • Jesse continually re-inventing himself
    • The emotional weight behind the artwork
    • Taking criticism as an artist
    • Modern and Post-Modern art
    • Moral limits, and how art challenges your morals
    • Finding inspirations within everyday life
    • Jesse's music project "Reigning Cement"
    • Jesse's "Love, hate" relationship with his environment
    • Collaborative pieces of art being influenced by the environment
    • The concept of a suffering artist
    • Success and drive
    • Understanding and creating from a place of purpose
    • Setting goals within life

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    "Soft Powers" with Yasmine Nasser Diaz | AD 177 Sep 29, 2020
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    https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded

    About Yasmine: Yasmine Nasser Diaz is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice navigates overlapping tensions around religion, gender, and third-culture identity. Her recent work includes immersive installation, fiber etching, and mixed media collage using personal archives and found imagery.

    Diaz has exhibited and performed at spaces including the Brava Theater in San Francisco, the Albuquerque Museum of Art, and the Torrance Art Museum. She is a recipient of the California Community Foundation Visual Artist Fellowship (2019) with works included in the collections of LACMA, UCLA, and the Arab American National Museum. She lives and works in Los Angeles.

    Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • The background behind the title of Yazmine's latest show "Soft Powers"
    • The concept of "code-switching"
    • Navigating different worlds within the world we live in
    • Cultural differences Yazmine has experienced and how it has personally developed in her work
    • Growing up within two different cultures and countries
    • A nuanced discussion on arranged marriage and forced arranged marriage and the hardship that came with it
    • Online dating and "matchmaking" and how it has affected our world
    • Yasmine's journey to New Mexico
    • Poverty, capitalism, and the disbursement of power
    • Yazmine's current work and why she chose the 90s as a timepiece
    • Engagement between the artist, the content, and the viewer
    • The business of art and the complications that come with selling art
    • "Social practice" of art
    • The complicated reality of morals and ethics within different career fields
    • The concept of death and knowing what you stand for
    • Being intentional of why you want power and resources
    • The dynamics between parents and children
    • Subminimally thinking about art
    • Yazmine's latest work
    • Transforming style over time
    • Authenticity

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    The Gentle Language with Pádraig Ó Tuama | AD 176 Sep 24, 2020
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    https://www.patreon.com/artistdecoded

    About Pádraig: Pádraig Ó Tuama is a poet and theologian from Ireland whose poetry and prose have been published widely across Ireland, the US, and the UK. He presents Poetry Unbound with On Being, a hugely successful podcast where he explores a single poem. Short and unhurried; contemplative and energizing, this podcast had more than a million downloads of its first season. The second season starts on the 28th of September. Mondays and Fridays for twelve weeks. Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • What Padraig's poem means to him, reflecting back on it
    • Life being circular
    • Padraig's writing process
    • The beauty in the confluence of various things coming together
    • Padraig's roots within writing poetry
    • Embracing the flourishing of life
    • Isolation within artists
    • The "peasant poet"
    • Cultural conflict
    • Shelter and the shadow
    • Leaning into self-discovery within our life
    • Considering things that have been ingrained within us and actively challenging their purpose within our live
    • Poetry being the unfolding of the unexpected
    • Finding beauty within the imperfections
    • Being interested in looking
    • Meditation within daily life

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    The Cosmic Nod with Colin Frangicetto (Circa Survive) | AD 175 Sep 13, 2020
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    About Colin: Colin Frangicetto is a multidisciplinary visual artist, musician (Circa Survive & Psychic Babble), and podcaster (The Cosmic Nod). He lives and works in Portland, OR.

    Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • The genesis of Circa Survive
    • Colin's experiences with psychedelic drugs at an early age, and how it affected his view of life in both the present and future
    • Empathy towards others
    • Being present with an individual
    • Lessons learned within political unrest
    • Learning to intentionally listen to those who you disagree with
    • "Being your own Buddha" and living the teachings you subscribe to
    • Colin's journey with ayahuasca
    • Intentions of reciprocity
    • The concept of giving and taking
    • Homelessness being on the rise within L.A. and Portland
    • Giving your life to the arts
    • Life as an artist
    • The difficulty of not being able to tour throughout the COVID-19 pandemic
    • Circa Survive's "rhythm of touring"
    • An artists' work turning into a brand
    • Being connected to yourself and being comfortable in your own skin
    • Genuine artists and self-proclaimed artists

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    Painting On Skin with Carlos Torres | AD 174 Aug 27, 2020
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    About Carlos: Carlos Torres has been tattooing for over 20 years and is mostly self-taught. Early in his career, Carlos worked at a couple of tattoo shops before he got his big break at So. Cal Tattoo in San Pedro, CA. It was there he learned the most and built his tattoo portfolio. Carlos specializes in black & grey realism and surrealism tattoos and loves creating original pieces of art. In addition to tattooing, he enjoys photography, painting, sculpting, teaching workshops, and traveling. His travels to international and domestic conventions have earned him awards including Best Small Black & Gray, Best Large Black & Gray, and Best Backpiece. In October of 2017, Carlos opened his own studio, The Raven and The Wolves. This fine art gallery and tattoo studio is located in the heart of downtown Long Beach and is home to 8 artists. Topics Discussed In This Episode:

    • Carlos' start in tattooing
    • The power of mentorship
    • Apprenticeship in the tattoo practice
    • Intuition and learning to be in-tune with your gut
    • The ever-changing nature of tattooing
    • The art of tattooing in relation to other mediums
    • Carlos' love for realism
    • Being a "loose painter on skin"
    • Mastering a medium
    • Mood and stress having a factor in tattooing
    • The human element, and subjectivity towards ideas
    • The clients desire for a tattoo, versus the artist's interpretation and advice
    • Carlos' recent work within oil paints
    • Freedom
    • Growing up in the ghetto
    • Staying positive in the midst of life
    • Teaching making you a better artist
    • Being informed by toggling back between art medium
    • Covid-19 and Carlos' time spend thinking about lif
    • Taking time off and implementing fresh ideas into your ar
    • Creatives becoming caricatures of themselves
    • Having child-like sensibilities with your art practice
    • "Holding onto your dinosaurs
    • Observing people losing their creative instinct
    • The cliche's of adulthood
    • Storing ideas and inspiration

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