David Brown is an alchemist, from the humblest sense of the word. He uses the furnace of the imagination to create a quiet loudness from encapsulating some of Canada's urban centres into sensory illusions of time and space.
Having an award winning international career in Design and Art for 30+ years Brown graduated fom Ontario College of Art and Design University. His encaustic paintings of crisp edged abstractions of translucent conscious thoughts, resonate with engineering exactness and childlike amusement.
Join me as we take a deep dive on how these found objects, paired with these paintings, become sacred windows to the invisible temple of the mind. What is his creative process that crystalizes this form of expression? What triggers his imagination into sharing these secrets so modestly with everyone?
You can enjoy more of David Brown artwork on his website:
https://artistdavidbrown.com/
Podcast Interview Credits
Sound Effects from Pixby
Audio Links from https://freemusicarchive.org/
Podcast by Carolyn Botelho
David Brown is an alchemist, from the humblest sense of the word. He uses the furnace of the imagination to create a quiet loudness from encapsulating some of Canada's urban centres into sensory illusions of time and space.
Having an award winning international career in Design and Art for 30+ years Brown graduated fom Ontario College of Art and Design University. His encaustic paintings of crisp edged abstractions of translucent conscious thoughts, resonate with engineering exactness and childlike amusement.
Join me as we take a deep dive on how these found objects, paired with these paintings, become sacred windows to the invisible temple of the mind. What is his creative process that crystalizes this form of expression? What triggers his imagination into sharing these secrets so modestly with everyone?
You can enjoy more of David Brown artwork on his website:
https://artistdavidbrown.com/
Podcast Interview Credits
Sound Effects from Pixby
Audio Links from https://freemusicarchive.org/
Podcast by Carolyn Botelho