In this episode of Kill The Small Talk, host Alex Caron sits down with his sister, artist and social worker Jasmine Caron, for a deep dive into creativity, family influence, and the evolution of artistic identity. Jazz shares her early beginnings in art, how doodling transitioned into acrylic painting, and how the COVID pandemic became a defining moment for her creative growth.

Alex and Jazz explore how mid-century pop culture, vibrant counterculture themes, and emotional expression shape her artistic voice. They discuss her transition into tattoo artistry, the empowerment of women through bold imagery, and the importance of interpreting art in personal and meaningful ways.

The episode also dives into rave culture—its community, the do’s and don'ts, and the essentials for having a great experience. Jazz talks about her upcoming art shows, her passion for building creative communities, and the role family and personal relationships play in shaping an artist’s path.

This conversation highlights the sibling bond between Alex and Jazz, reflecting shared experiences, creative roots, and the drive to make meaningful work.

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