Please enjoy my conversation with Aaron Kramer.

By exploring the intersection between the found and fabricated in his sculptural work, Aaron seeks a deeper understanding of the transcendent nature of ordinary objects. His work is often of a woven nature. Street sweeper bristles or reclaimed hardwoods are woven over welded steel armatures creating a skin. Whether skinning an object or new ways, he is excited by the process of reinvention. At the core of this sensibility is the belief that “trash is the failure of imagination”.

http://www.urban-objects.com/

https://www.youtube.com/@urbanobjects

https://www.instagram.com/urbanobjects/?hl=en

https://craftcouncil.org/

Wolf E Miro https://closeoutjewelryfindings.com/

https://theloftatlizs.com/

https://rediscovercenter.org/

https://www.tinkeringschool.com/

This podcast was created by Natalya Khorover. It was produced and recorded by Natalya, as well as researched and edited by her. SALVAGE is a product of ECOLOOP.ART.

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Please enjoy my conversation with Christopher Ender Coryat.

Ender is a multidisciplinary artist and curator based in New York. His practice confronts systems of control through deeply personal, material-based investigations. Drawing on his lived experience with epilepsy and disability, Ender creates sculptural installations, performances, and pigment-based paintings that center the body as a site of vulnerability, resistance, and transformation.

Often working with pharmaceutical pigments ground-down medications once prescribed to him, he explores spaces like bathrooms, hospitals, and other liminal zones as sites of solitude and survival. His work challenges the boundaries between the private and the public, the sacred and the clinical, using form, texture, and sonic experimentation to guide viewers through layered, embodied narratives.

https://www.christopherendercoryat.com/

https://www.instagram.com/endercoryat/

https://www.salkschool.org/

https://cooper.edu/

https://www.artstudentsleague.org/

Fragmentation of Identity Show- Closes January 20th https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/en/exhibition/14879514/fragmentation-identity

ALLICETTE Y EL PAIS DE LAS MARAVILLAS (ALLICETTE IN WONDERLAND)

https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/node/14714157

https://revolugallery.com/nyc-art-events

Here's the artist residency link: https://revolugallery.com/the-art-residency

Here is the magazine submission link: https://belicosamag.com/about-2

This podcast was created by Natalya Khorover. It was produced and recorded by Natalya, as well as researched and edited by her. SALVAGE is a product of ECOLOOP.ART.

If you enjoy this show, please rate and review us wherever you’re listening—and be sure to come back for another conversation with a repurposed media artist.

Music theme by RC Guida

Visit Natalya’s website at www.artbynatalya.com

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Please enjoy my conversation with Sari Nordman.

Sari was born and raised in Finland, and is now a New York - based interdisciplinary artist. She creates public art projects, fiber-art installations, and mixed media and video works. Many of her projects have been informed by climate change and respond to environmental social justice issues. To amplify multilingual voices from around the world, she engages people of diverse backgrounds through interviews and fiber-arts processes.

As an artist, Sari is interested in exploring questions around protecting nature and ourselves through experiments with fiber-arts and interview processes. She is interested in how art can change people’s perspectives on consumerism and environmentalism, and can help lift human spirits from eco-anxiety towards advocacy.

https://sarinordman.com/

https://sarinordman.com/bridging-voices-on-climate-change/

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1weIHGo3Vbd6qin9lM-vcaqTWnHn6lGX

https://catwalkinstitute.org/

https://www.theimmigrantartistbiennial.com/

https://jcal.org/jamaica-flux-u

https://www.kingmanor.org/

https://ps122gallery.org/

https://socratessculpturepark.org/

https://irvingtonlibrary.org/martucci-gallery-program-room Sari’s exhibit!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCOBY

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi

https://sva.edu/

This podcast was created by Natalya Khorover. It was produced and recorded by Natalya, as well as researched and edited by her. SALVAGE is a product of ECOLOOP.ART.

If you enjoy this show, please rate and review us wherever you’re listening—and be sure to come back for another conversation with a repurposed media artist.

Music theme by RC Guida

Visit Natalya’s website at www.artbynatalya.com

Visit Natalya’s community at www.repurposercollective.com

Visit Natalya’s workshops at https://www.ecoloop.art/