Hunger for Practice: A Conversation with Multidisciplinary Artist Rami Schandall

Hunger for Practice: A Conversation with Multidisciplinary Artist Rami Schandall
A ceramic vessel imprinted with a red ochre flower pattern resting on top of a surface of brown-paper and white, green and pink fabric woven together. Artwork by Rami Schandall.

As part of The Work, I like to raise my head from the history books once in a while and talk to contemporary artists of all kinds about their personal approach to craft and method.

My guest this week: Rami Schandall, an artist who works in a wide range of media including fabric, ceramics, painting, photography, sound and words ... when she's not teaching Yoga or Meditation.

We discussed Rami's inquiry- and constraint-based way of working, her brush with "visual burnout" and how her many disciplines "dance" together. 

You can listen to my conversation with Rami here, or on Apple Podcast or Spotify, or you can watch it on Youtube.

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