Welcome back,

On today's episode we welcome Julie Sperl, a montreal-based artist and previously marine scientist. I've met Julie last year during our drawing class and have been so enthralled by her vision of art.

Throuhgout our discussion we go in detail on how research, documentation and science find their way into the larger definition of art and how art can be a tool of education.

It was such a pleasure to host Julie and get to know her beyond our drawing classes.

I hope you will all enjoy this episode as I have and don't forget to check out her work over at https://www.instagram.com/juliestorypaint/

In this episode we mention a certain song and I greatly suggest you listen to it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at_f98qOGY0

If you have any comments, suggestions or just feelings please feel free to share them in the comments, or contact me over at Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/beyondart_pod/

The introductory and ending jingle comes from this artist:

https://pixabay.com/users/45170732/

Thank you.

In today's episode we welcome our first guest, Filip Kevin Phanalasy, an amazing Montreal-based writer and also my brother!

We touch upon writing as an art, discussing inspirations, techniques, academic institutions and more.

I truly enjoyed sitting down and chatting over a topic I am not to familiar with and obviously learning more about one of my biggest role models.

We also initially recorded a whole other episode but due to technical problems, we lost the footage and had to re-record.

You can find and connect with Filip on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/inksomniac/ and on his substack at https://substack.com/@fphanalasy

If you have any comments, suggestions or just feelings please feel free to share them in the comments, or contact me over at instagram at https://www.instagram.com/beyondart_pod/

In this introductory episode, I introduce myself and the podcast and create a sneak peek of what we can expect for the following ones.

We dive into a small discussion about what art means for many of us and how we can go beyond its simple definition.