HeyJaredThe Transmute Tapes by Maison Douce
Welcome to "The Transmute Tapes," a podcast by Maison Douce, an art collective from Germany led by Lotte Hauss and Marc Thaddaeus Suess.The Transmute Tapes bring you insightful commentary on contemporary art, immersive performances, and exclusive interviews with visionary…
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Réenchanter le monde et donner du sens à la réalité: Psyché Ophiuchus (photographe) FR (opens the original)
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Please note: this episode is mainly in French. English subtitles are available on YouTube. Dans cet épisode de Transmute Tapes, nous recevons l’artiste photographe française Psyché Ophiuchus pour parler de mythologie, de psychologie, de symbolisme, de rituel et de ce désir de « réenchanter le monde et donner du sens à la réalité ». Nous revenons sur son parcours de la psychologie et du mannequinat vers la photographie, sur ses interprétations de Méduse et Narcisse, sur le pouvoir du regard, le m
Art, Darkness and the Unknown: Sarah Elizabeth (Author) (opens the original)
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Some artworks don't simply ask us to look. They feel like doors. In the new Transmute Tapes, we speak with writer and curator Sarah Elizabeth about darkness, occult art, monsters, ritual, altered states, forgotten knowledge — and our very human attraction to things we cannot fully explain. We talk about the childhood fears that became fascination, the first artwork that truly spoke to her, artists as explorers of other realities, the monsters of our technological age, current obsessions — and he
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