My 5 Senses Experience

We’re back from a little summer break with a super cool episode. 

You may have seen Zac from Barmen Arts on Social Media as a stencil artist, having hundreds of thousands of followers and being re-posted by the greatest art accounts. We talk about how he began his journey with many mistakes and with layered stencil art, and how he’s done a bunch of different stencils over the years to get where he is today. 

His artwork really is a visionary illusion: It’s impressive how he takes a black poster and simply by cutting out some parts, he creates shapes and patterns that turn into something bigger: a portrait. It looks like a black & white painting, only see the details once you get closer to the piece. Zac said himself: “As simple as it is, it really is mind-blowing.” 

In addition to the sight, we talk about the different roles of senses and for example how the right choice of audio can boost your content on Social Media. It’s funny to see how he reacted to my question about his personal perception of the five senses, yet it’s no surprise. 

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Malene is an artist, activist, legacy maker and speaker. In her art and design studio “Malene B” in Brooklyn, she produces bespoke textiles and ceramics. She is an authority on the cultural traditions and practices of art in the African diaspora and I was excited to hear from her how it translates into her vision of the modern black experience and how she sees clay as a material to communicate and re-connect with her ancestors’ heritage and tradition. 

As an artist, she wants you to come and touch her work. Let's find out what she means by this and what role the senses play in her work. 

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Welcome to #My5SensesExperience Podcast, the place where we explore our senses: what we see, hear, smell, touch and taste. 
But what if not all five senses are perfectly functioning? How does your perception change if you cannot rely on all of them equally? Bradford and Bryan were both diagnosed with an eye disease that causes blindness over time. They are the founders of Two Blind Brothers, doing business to cure blindness. In today’s episode we chat about what it’s like if you’re losing your sense of vision and how they experience without seeing. 
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As professional artists, Milena and Moritz experience the senses as part of a personal journey. 

How do they interpret sounds and visuals? How do they find inspiration and creativity? How are the senses interconnected in film, music and dance? How do they create an experience for their audience and how do they perceive different settings in return? 

Milena Junge is a professional dancer with additional education in sociology and sign language. Moritz Jahn is a musician and actor, internationally known from the Netflix-series Dark. 

This is "My 5 Senses Experience Podcast", the place where we explore our senses: What we see, hear, smell, touch and taste. Please subscribe, leave a review and follow us on Social Media (5_senses_journey on IG, 5sensesjourney_ on Twitter) for more inspiration. 

Until next time, stay mindful.

Marisa Sergi is a wine-obsessed RedHead. In this episode, she takes us on a sweet and spicy journey and shares insights about her own blend: RedHead wine. 

How did her smell and taste lead to her personal blend, RedHead? How did her studies at Cornell University improve her sensory awareness, and how can we learn that at home? Why is she so grateful that she had owned an iPhone in 2013 to document the day she finally tasted the final RedHead blend?

Tune in to find out! And, you might be surprised about her favourite sense.

Follow Marisa's inspirational thoughts and become more aware of your senses. Don’t be intimidated, always appreciate the importance of sight, smell, taste and touch.

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