About this episode
When we first encountered the visceral sculptures of Louise Bourgeois, their raw emotion struck us in ways we couldn't articulate. Join Ty Nathan Clark and Nathan Terborg on a profound exploration of art's power to heal and transform, as Bourgeois' life and work become the prism through which they examine the intimate dance between creation and the human experience. Her belief that art should evoke without explanation serves as our guiding principle, leading the artists through her biography and beyond, into a discussion on how the act of creating can alter our very perception of life. Venture into the depths of self-discovery with us, as Nathan and Ty share their artistic awakening and its revelatory impact on their identity. Weaving tales of healing, from confronting childhood emotions to the metamorphosis of personal trauma into commanding art installations. The narrative extends to broader philosophical musings – are we born whole or fragmented, and does art help to piece us back together? These reflections invite listeners to consider the mosaic of their own lives and how art might serve as the glue in their restoration. Finally, they navigate the emotional labyrinth of art, revealing the multitude of interpretations and impacts it can have. From the cathartic process of storytelling to the tender experience of emotional resonance, Bourgeois' legacy prompts us to dream and discuss the deep connections formed through shared vulnerability. Our journey culminates in contemplating the varied responses to artistic works and the role of the audience in this dynamic interplay. As we close, we extend an invitation to join the conversation and discover how the act of creation might breathe new life into your story. Send us a message - we would love to hear from you! Make sure to follow us on Instagram here: @justmakeartpodcast @tynathanclark @nathanterborg Watch the Video Episode on Youtube or Spotify, https://www.youtube.com/@JustMakeArtPodcast