47 Artist Interview - Art and Insight: Exploring the Depths of the Mind with Indy Chonk

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Born to Create

Maria-Katharina Richters

58 episodes

6 days ago

Hosted by Maria-Katharina Richters, Born to Create takes listeners on an adventure into the colourful minds of 100 creatives. Having experienced the transformative power of creativity herself, Maria began BTC to dive deeper into the experiences of fellow artists, urging them to share their experiences, the connections they've drawn between art and life, and how divine inspiration can heal our world. BTC is here to encourage artists of all kinds to honor their journeys, own their originality & remind skeptical creatives that they have magic in their veins and that they, too, were born to create

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47 Artist Interview - Art and Insight: Exploring the Depths of the Mind with Indy Chonk

Born to Create

40 minutes 55 seconds

1 year ago

47 Artist Interview - Art and Insight: Exploring the Depths of the Mind with Indy Chonk

In this captivating episode, join Maria and Indy as they delve into the world of surreal art with the talented artist and psychiatric nurse, Indy Chung. Discover the intersection of spirituality and mental wellness in Indy's artwork as he shares his unique perspective on creativity. Uncover the inspiration behind his iconic "Faceless Man" series and learn how his journey in art intertwines with his experiences in the field of mental health. From creating thought-provoking pieces to the profound impact of gifting art to musicians like Black Coffee, this episode offers a fascinating exploration of art, introspection, and the human experience.