Artinorbit podcast
Artistcloseup
All episodes
Best episodes
Seasons
Top 10 Artinorbit podcast Episodes
Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Artinorbit podcast episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Artinorbit podcast for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Artinorbit podcast episode by adding your comments to the episode page.
Nathanael Cox - A Photographic Journey Exploring Art and Travel
Artinorbit podcast
10/01/23 • 49 min
In this episode of "Art in Orbit," New Jersey-based photographer Nathanael Cox (@NateCphotos), fondly known as Nate, joins your host Sofi Ortegano. Sofi, originally from Venezuela and currently studying musical theater in Málaga, Spain, takes you on a visual journey with Nate as they delve into his photographic odyssey, which began in the era of 35mm film and darkrooms and has evolved into the digital age.
Nate shares his passion for breathtaking landscapes and sprawling cityscapes, revealing how influential photographers like Stephen Wilkes and Peter Lik have shaped his artistic vision. Travel enthusiasts, in particular, will find inspiration in Nate's stories of exploring the world through the lens. Tune in to discover the fascinating intersection of art, travel, and photography in this captivating episode.
Nate's Instagram: @NateCphotos
Nate's website: natecphotography.com
---
Sofi Ortegano on Instagram @SofiOrtegano
Artinorbit podcast is produced by Artistcloseup http://www.artistcloseup.com
Subscribe now to the Art in Orbit podcast to discover the stories behind captivating artworks and visionary artists!
Christine Rechnitzer - Exploring Boundless Creativity
Artinorbit podcast
07/16/23 • 58 min
Join host Sofi Ortegano in a captivating episode of Artionorbit as she delves into a thought-provoking discussion with renowned artist and art therapist Christine Rechnitzer — www.christinerechnitzer.com. Discover the transformative power of nature, artistic expression, and reconnecting with oneself. Learn how art therapy combines psychology and art to unlock creative potential, providing a safe space for self-expression and personal growth. Explore the joy of embracing your unique artistic journey, breaking free from societal expectations, and finding fulfillment in the process. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration to embark on your own path of creativity and self-discovery.
Christine Rechnitzer is a highly talented and passionate artist who finds immense joy in the act of creation. With a blank canvas before her, she wholeheartedly dedicates herself to crafting artworks that embody her creative essence. Her paintings, whether figurative or abstract, are a reflection of her devotion and aim to bring pleasure and delight to the viewers.
In her artistic process, Christine explores unconventional materials, including coffee, salt, silk, and even nail polish, adding a unique touch to her pieces. Her journey as an artist began in her childhood, where she delighted in expressing herself through painting and drawing, showcasing her works to anyone who visited, proudly displaying them on the clothesline in her family's garage.
Driven by her passion, Christine embarked on a transformative artistic journey, studying under renowned artists such as Friedensreich Hundertwasser in Vienna's Academy of Fine Arts and participating in intensive courses led by Lucia Ricelli and Walter Winter. After a successful career spanning over two decades in the pharmaceutical industry and international retail, Christine found her way back to her creative roots, focusing on interior design.
The events of the 2020 lockdowns sparked a powerful desire within her to fully embrace visual arts once again, leading painting to become a constant and integral part of her life. In 2023, Christine obtained her certification as an art therapist, further expanding her ability to connect with others through artistic expression.
Christine's remarkable talent has garnered recognition worldwide, with her artwork showcased in prestigious exhibitions across Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, the United States, Germany, and South America. She has also received accolades for her contributions to the art world, including the Prize Paris 2022, 1st Prize Donatello 2023, and Prize Leonardo da Vinci 2023.
Driven by her innate creativity and an unwavering commitment to her craft, Christine Rechnitzer continues to captivate audiences with her evocative artwork, leaving an indelible mark on the art world with each stroke of her brush.
---
Sofi Ortegano on Instagram @SofiOrtegano Artinorbit podcast is produced by Artistcloseup http://www.artistcloseup.com
Leigh Witherell - Melancholy Artistry and Sentient AI
Artinorbit podcast
12/08/23 • 61 min
Delve into the world of art and emotions with emerging artist Leigh Witherell (leighs.art). In this episode of Art in Orbit, hosted by José Erre, Leigh shares her journey as an artist specializing in Melancholic and abstract art, influenced by personal experiences and powered by her daughter's memory. Discover how Leigh incorporates AI into her creative process and explores the profound implications of emotional attachment to sentient AI beings. Explore the ethical, social, and psychological dimensions of this unique fusion of art and technology.
Leigh Witherell on Instagram @leighsartfl
The Invisibility Project (theinvisibilityproject.org), now an official nonprofit organization in the United States, was born as an inevitable byproduct of Leigh Witherell's journey as an artist and a bereaved mother. After her daughter Amanda Jane tragically passed away in a car accident in 2021, Leigh turned to art as a companion and outlet to cope with her grief. Her art became a vehicle for expressing her inner self and sharing the depth of her heartache with openness and extreme vulnerability. Through her artistic journey, Leigh also rekindled her role as an educator, empathizing deeply with her audience, and realizing the need to bring visibility to the grief experienced by bereaved parents. She embarked on a mission to collect and share their stories, conducting interviews with grieving parents from around the world. These interviews inspired her to create powerful artworks, including "We Are the Story," during a month-long art residency in Portugal. Leigh's art serves as a testament to the pain and resilience of bereaved parents and will be showcased in the exhibition "Grief Flows," opening in Madrid on September 23, as a tribute to Amanda, the participating parents, and their children. The exhibition aims to shed light on the profound and often overlooked aspects of the human experience, demanding acknowledgment of the existence and importance of these children and the validity of their parents' pain.
---
José Erre on Instagram @jose.erre
Artinorbit podcast is produced by Artistcloseup http://www.artistcloseup.com
Subscribe now to the Art in Orbit podcast to discover the stories behind captivating artworks and visionary artists!
Jen Haefeli - The Untamed Soul of Purposeful Art
Artinorbit podcast
11/22/23 • 61 min
In this episode of Art in Orbit, we delve into the world of Jen Haefeli, the owner of Wild Root Creations. Join our host José Erre and Jen as she takes us through her diverse portfolio of artistic skills, her involvement in art organizations and social causes. Jen's journey as an artist is a tapestry of inspiration and advocacy. Discover her signature style known as "the tow line" and learn how she combines history, social relevance, and a deep love for storytelling in her work. Tune in to explore the roots of her creativity and find out what Interarts means to her. You can connect with Jen Haefeli on Instagram (@wildlyrooted1), Facebook (@WildlyRooted1), and visit her website at https://wildrootcreations.com/.
Jen's photo by Master Photographer, Marie Sales.
---
José Erre on Instagram @jose.erre
Artinorbit podcast is produced by Artistcloseup http://www.artistcloseup.com
Subscribe now to the Art in Orbit podcast to discover the stories behind captivating artworks and visionary artists!
Chitra Ramanathan - Unveiling an Abstract Journey of Colors and Textures
Artinorbit podcast
09/01/23 • 63 min
Dive into the captivating world of Chitra Ramanathan (Instagram | Linkedin), an extraordinary artist who seamlessly weaves colors, textures, and emotions into her mesmerizing abstract artworks. In this exclusive interview from the Art in Orbit podcast, hosted by Sofi Ortegano, get ready to explore Chitra's remarkable journey from the College of Business at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting in 1993, followed by an M.B.A in 1997.
---
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chitrafineart
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chitracontemporarypainting ---
🎨 From Realism to Abstraction: Join Chitra as she unveils her artistic evolution, transitioning from representational drawings to the captivating realm of abstract painting. Discover the pivotal moments during her M.B.A program that set the stage for her unique style and independent direction.
🗽 A Brush with Broadway: Immerse yourself in Chitra's rise as her student work garners attention, leading to solo exhibitions on Broadway, New York City, and recognition by prominent art publications. Uncover the milestones that marked her career, including her successful showcases at galleries and landmark locations.
🎭 Evoking Joy Through Mixed Media: Explore Chitra's artistic process as she masterfully blends acrylic paint with Oriental papers, gold leaf, sand, and fibers, creating textured mixed media artworks. Delve into her thematic paintings that portray the fleeting essence of happiness, mirroring the evolving seasons of nature and life.
🎓 Beyond Artistry: Uncover Chitra's dedication to nurturing future artists as she imparts her knowledge through teaching and workshops. Learn about her contributions to esteemed institutions such as the Indianapolis Art Center and the Vero Beach Museum of Art.
Join us in this insightful interview that celebrates Chitra Ramanathan's prolific art career, her inspiring journey of creative evolution, and her enduring impact on the world of abstract art. Perfect for artists, art enthusiasts, and galleries seeking to delve into the fascinating world of abstract expression.
Subscribe now to the Art in Orbit podcast to discover the stories behind captivating artworks and visionary artists!
---
Sofi Ortegano on Instagram @SofiOrtegano
Artinorbit podcast is produced by Artistcloseup http://www.artistcloseup.com
Jenny Shargorodsky - Brushstrokes of Transformation
Artinorbit podcast
11/11/23 • 51 min
Join us in this captivating episode of Art in Orbit as host José Erre delves into the world of Jenny Shargorodsky (life-oncanvas.com), an impressionistic painter and scientist with an artistic soul, currently residing in Delray Beach, Florida. Discover how painting brings her peace and allows her to impart strength to everyday life. Jenny's artistic journey spans across various mediums, from acrylics to mixed media and pastels, each idea manifesting its unique style. Listen as she shares her story of transformation from her roots in Odessa, Ukraine, to her profession in New York, and ultimately finding her passion in art in Florida. Explore the profound impact of art on her life and how it saved her from emptiness. Tune in to uncover the philosophy of "living on canvas" with Jenny Shargorodsky and be inspired by her artistic voyage.
Jenny on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_life_on_canvas/
Jenny’s website https://life-oncanvas.com/
---
José Erre on Instagram @jose.erre
Artinorbit podcast is produced by Artistcloseup http://www.artistcloseup.com
Subscribe now to the Art in Orbit podcast to discover the stories behind captivating artworks and visionary artists!
Matte Black - Visionary Artist & Identity Explorer
Artinorbit podcast
08/11/23 • 57 min
In this episode of "Artinorbit" hosted by Sofi Ortegano, we delve into the extraordinary life and artistic journey of Matte S.S. Black (mattessblack.com), an artist with a remarkable story. Formerly known as Matt Jonas, Matte's journey has been shaped by his Disassociation Identity Disorder, a condition that remained undiagnosed for most of his life. As he regressed to his childhood and embraced different personalities to cope, Matte's brain structure occupies a unique intersection between autism, schizophrenia, indigenous shamanism, and mathematical genius. In the eyes of his psychiatrist, he's an artistic genius unlike any other, residing within the .01% of the population with access to an untapped part of the mind.
Matte's artistic talents are nothing short of incredible, allowing him to connect across dimensions, learn in alternate realms, and bring his creations to life in the third dimension. His psychiatrist hails this as a rare gift. Despite being labeled as talented, Matte is unequivocally gifted, and his artistry goes beyond conventional recognition. He navigates life through various personas, with 3-year-old Sarah Scarletton being the most prominent, often taking the lead. As Matte continues his journey, he documents his experiences in a journal, shedding light on his painful childhood memories and the intricacies of his uniquely wired brain.
Once voted as Australia's #1 sign writer and Airbrush artist, Matte delves into the paradox of such recognition and the ostracism he faces in the art world. His journey is a testament to the discrimination he's encountered from those who run the arts with left-brained analytical perspectives, and who often suffer from the Dunning Kruger effect. Matte's innovative approach extends beyond visual art, as he crafts instruments from his mind's eye, bypassing traditional schematics. Tune in to this episode to uncover the captivating narrative of an artist whose journey defies norms and reveals the power of art as a means of self-expression and healing.
--- Matte Black on Instagram @matte_ss_black
Sofi Ortegano on Instagram @SofiOrtegano
Artinorbit podcast is produced by Artistcloseup http://www.artistcloseup.com
Praveen Nadaraju - heuristic artist
Artinorbit podcast
04/06/23 • 83 min
This episode of Artinorbit features the artist Praveen Nadaraju interviewed by our host Sofi Ortegano (a young artist and musical theater student).
Praveen took his own unique artistic route, training for over 20 years in Life drawing, Industrial Design, Classical, and Computer Animation.
Praveen Moodley Nadaraju in his own words:
I would describe my style as heuristic (unknown), part of this art process uses a Cezanne like approach to layering multi angle images, ranging from, dolls to nature, nothing is out of bounds, I feel and let things flow, constantly challenging myself to go further and look deeper into myself and my work.
At the age of 17, I started practicing the Italian Classical way of life drawing.
I then pursued a career as an Industrial Designer, which led into Interior Design, lasting 6 years and spent another 20 years transitioning into Classical & Computer Animation.
The last three years has been a mash of various experiences, from starting a Wellness business (now defunct), then being offered a job as a hedge fund consultant, everything changed once I sought change, that change is still happening on a daily basis but art, art is the foundation of my being, it is what allows me to go beyond the animal state of human nature.
Praveen's new website (under construction at the time of recording this episode) is pnartgallery.com
Praveen Nadaraju on Instagram @heuristicartforms
Sofi Ortegano Instagram @SofiOrtegano
The Artinorbit podcast is a production of Artistcloseup artistcloseup.com
Matthew Conway - portrait photographer
Artinorbit podcast
06/10/23 • 66 min
This episode of Artinorbit features photographer Matthew Conway in open conversation with our host Sofi Ortegano (a young artist and musical theater student). Matthew Conway is an emerging portrait photographer based in the DMV—D.C. metropolitan area—in the US. With a journey that commenced during the peak of the pandemic in March of 2020, his foray into photography unfolded as a long-standing hobby that he had contemplated for years but had postponed due to prior financial commitments. Taking the leap, he undertook numerous projects encompassing landscape photography, event coverage, and capturing portraits of individuals and local travel scenes. Initially a hobbyist for three years, he has since undergone a transformation, now recognizing himself as an artist and aspiring to reach the pinnacle of this art form.
Throughout his life, Matthew has sought to embody the spirit of a Renaissance man, excelling in various domains such as culinary arts, violin playing, history as a graduate student, and passionate cycling. By instigating incremental changes in his daily life, he not only honed his photography skills but also evolved into a better version of himself. Having been a former student athlete in high school as a wrestler and later channeling that same energy into cycling, he achieved a significant milestone by completing his first century ride—a 100-mile bike journey dedicated to raising awareness and funds for cancer research, in memory of his Aunt Kay who succumbed to breast cancer during his childhood.
Driven by a deep yearning to pursue work fueled by passion, Matthew endeavors to capture subjects at their finest through his photography. A recent visit to the African Art Museum in Washington, DC served as a catalyst for his inspiration. Witnessing awe-inspiring portraits of Nigerian actors and actresses, he felt compelled to give back to his community in a similar vein—by showcasing images that exude the rare essence of black men and women, celebrating the beauty of the African diaspora through his lens.
To explore more of Matthew Conway's captivating portfolio:
Instagram @matthewconwayphotography
Facebook MatthewConwayPhotography
To book an appointment/order prints Official Websites:
portraitsbymattconway.com and mattconwayphotos.picfair.com
Business email [email protected]
---
Sofi Ortegano is our host. Instagram @SofiOrtegano
The Artinorbit podcast is a production of Artistcloseup artistcloseup.com
Allan Gorman - Blurring the lines between hyperrealism and abstraction
Artinorbit podcast
06/26/23 • 45 min
Allan Gorman, a 21st century realist painter, in open conversation with our host Sofi Ortegano (a young artist and musical theater student).
Allan Gorman on Instagram @allangormanart
Allan's website allangorman.com
Allan Gorman's artwork takes the viewer on a journey into the unusual shapes and tensions created by light and shadow on urban structures, machines, and objects. With a meticulous attention to detail and a fine-tuned design sense, his intriguing compositions blur the lines between hyperrealism and abstraction.
Sofi Ortegano on Instagram @SofiOrtegano
The Artinorbit podcast is a production of Artistcloseup artistcloseup.com
Show more best episodes
Show more best episodes
FAQ
How many episodes does Artinorbit podcast have?
Artinorbit podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
What topics does Artinorbit podcast cover?
The podcast is about Visual Arts, Podcasts and Arts.
What is the most popular episode on Artinorbit podcast?
The episode title 'Leigh Witherell - Melancholy Artistry and Sentient AI' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Artinorbit podcast?
The average episode length on Artinorbit podcast is 60 minutes.
How often are episodes of Artinorbit podcast released?
Episodes of Artinorbit podcast are typically released every 21 days, 2 hours.
When was the first episode of Artinorbit podcast?
The first episode of Artinorbit podcast was released on Feb 9, 2023.
Show more FAQ
Show more FAQ