Virginie is a dynamic force of energy and exuberance. She's been creating art her whole life and learned how to use her artist voice along the way. Originally from Cannes, France, she recalls how her journey led her to the states, the people who encouraged and how she continues to honor them today. We chat about her unique ability to draw people in with color, how artists act as bridges for the public and why the world needs more pink and purple houses.

Other creatives mentioned in this episode: Mary Thomkins, Sofia Castellanos, Gary Gunderson, Arte Hasta La Muerte, Michelle Font and Brady Black

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Aaron Asis is a connector. Whether its connecting dots with cord in abandoned spaces or connecting community members with local artists to enhance a neighborhood, his thoughtful projects have lasting impact as a result. His engaging art installations, in cities across the country, invite viewers to be curious, contemplative and explore spaces in unexpected ways. Originally from New York, Aaron's projects keep him bi-coastal. His relatable demeanor and open heart keeps him connected with artists and influential community leaders everywhere.

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Other creatives mentioned in this episode include: Gordon Matta-Clark, JR Foundation, Harvester Arts, Walter Hood, Library of Congress, Kansas African American Museum “Share Your Stories”, Nick Ferderer and Base Camp Studios.

Creative Narratives: Amplifying Artist Stories

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Kamari Bright is a video poet and multidisciplinary artist. Her path to prose started from a young age through music and today her creativity is captivating audiences across continents. She explores and overlaps a myriad of themes using spoken word, poetry, film, installations and visual art in ways that serve as cultural tributes, reflections, self-love and a way of healing.

Her introspective lens carries our conversation into honest assessments of the human condition, modern technology, finding connection with each other and we learn how her creative processes provide healing along her artist journey. You can find her work exhibited at Seattle's Paramount Theater through the month of August 2025.

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Other creatives mentioned in this episode include: Dani Tirrell, David Rue, Kristina Batiste, Wanawari, Zahyr Lauren, The Casspir Project and Taswira

Creative Narratives: Amplifying Artist Stories

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