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Richard Nattoo: The Ant Takes Flight

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In this episode, I speak with Richard Nattoo, a distinguished artist from Jamaica. His work has been exhibited at the National Gallery of Jamaica and has been showcased in solo and group exhibitions across the UK and Ireland. Renowned for his unique mastery of watercolors, pen, and ink on canvas, Richard utilizes water from natural sources to bring his visions to life.
Richard also opens up about the challenging times he faced in 2019 and how art helped him navigate through those difficult moments. He delves into the themes and symbolism in his artwork, including the exploration of ancestry, spirituality, and the importance of introspection. Richard shares his experiences of reconnecting with his inner child and the ongoing process of self-discovery.
You can connect with Richard at https://www.instagram.com/djsinista1/ and on his website https://richardnattoo.com/

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Chapters

1. Discovering Identity Through Art (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Magical Realism Through Art (00:09:46)

3. Reimagining Stories Through Art (00:20:40)

4. Magic World (00:33:43)

5. Words and Visuals in Art Connection (00:47:39)

6. Exploring Artistic Expression and Self-Love (00:59:13)

7. Expressions of Gratitude and Departure (01:05:50)

140 episodes

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Manage episode 402090227 series 2857672
Content provided by Jude Brandford-Sackey. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jude Brandford-Sackey or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this episode, I speak with Richard Nattoo, a distinguished artist from Jamaica. His work has been exhibited at the National Gallery of Jamaica and has been showcased in solo and group exhibitions across the UK and Ireland. Renowned for his unique mastery of watercolors, pen, and ink on canvas, Richard utilizes water from natural sources to bring his visions to life.
Richard also opens up about the challenging times he faced in 2019 and how art helped him navigate through those difficult moments. He delves into the themes and symbolism in his artwork, including the exploration of ancestry, spirituality, and the importance of introspection. Richard shares his experiences of reconnecting with his inner child and the ongoing process of self-discovery.
You can connect with Richard at https://www.instagram.com/djsinista1/ and on his website https://richardnattoo.com/

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Discovering Identity Through Art (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Magical Realism Through Art (00:09:46)

3. Reimagining Stories Through Art (00:20:40)

4. Magic World (00:33:43)

5. Words and Visuals in Art Connection (00:47:39)

6. Exploring Artistic Expression and Self-Love (00:59:13)

7. Expressions of Gratitude and Departure (01:05:50)

140 episodes

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