Creative Labyrinths: Recent Episodes
Cameron (Luxul)
Creative Labyrinths explores the intricacies and psychology behind the creative practice of artists from various disciplines. Each week we aim to be led through the relationship and revelations that can be found when engaging creativity itself.
B.R. Yeager is a writer of strange yet vivid fiction. His books include, Negative Space and Amygdalatropolis amongst others. He is published through Schism[2] and Apocalypse Party.
This is an interview with my good friend and esteemed artist Linsey Gosper. We discuss our approach to occultism and the wider effects it has on out art practice and existential perception. Go to her website www.linseygosper.com to see more of her work and services.
Join us as we discuss the different challenges of the life of the solitary artist. We discuss the philosophy around progress and 'style', and begin to delve into the introduction of AI as an artform.
After a year of hiatus die to many varying factors, this new episode hits the ground running with a dive into current paradigms surrounding creativity in education. Professor Michael Anderson discuss the 4C's of creativity and how creativity is more about embodying than just a way of thinking.
Esteemed photographer and lecturer Raimond de Weerdt joins me in this episode to converse about the changing meaning of photographs and the effects of time on his creative practice.
In this episode Cleo Kali joins me to discuss the dynamics of facilitating experiences that can take people to the borders of their known psychological worlds. Cleo Kali is a professional kink witch and sadistic creatrix from Australia.
After a considerable pause, this full moon episode launches the podcast again. I discuss the great blockage expectation causes in initiating new creative practices and projects.
In returning to the podcast, I talk about my reflections and use of inpiration in my work and the world, as well as future plans for the podcast.
This months episode revolves around the practice of risk taking and discovering our self imposed limitations that exist in our creative process.
I had the joy of speaking candidly with my good friend and owner/operator of Aisle6ix - a highly regarded screen printing company in Sydney, Australia. Shannon and I are long time friends and in this episode we rehash our creative pasts and dig deep to understand the blockages to realising ideas. This episode contains a quote by Kurt Vonnegut.
In this episode I attempt to extract the inner relationship Tim has with his creations as well as the role of the audience in the process of releasing something to the world.
Every full moon Creative Labyrinths will be releasing a special episode. This is the first of such where I attempt to strip back every layer possible so I can access the truth about the topic at hand.
Delving into purpose and message, esteemed musician and enigmatic human Nathan Jenkins and I converse about our similarities and differences in approach towards expressing our creative endeavours.
In this episode Beki and I explore the relationship an artist has with their own work as well as the dance with insecurity. She narrates her connection to land and the journey in expressing this relationship through artistic means.
This episode is the inception of the Creative Labyrinths podcast. Here I introduce the inspiration and the hopes of the podcast and a little on my own reflections on the process of creativity.