249: Darien A-Johnson on the computer glitch that changed his life

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an
interview with Darien A-Johnson. In his most recent body of work
he uses digital and manual mark making to create complex surface
imagery that shifts as the viewer moves around his sculptural
forms. In the interview we talk about how a computer glitch
changed his creative practice, his experience living in Denmark,
and how he gives visual form to the foggy business of remembering
the past. To find out more about his work visit
www.darienjohnson.com.


 


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