Show Notes
I think about everything I’m working on as an experiment that could absolutely produce a finished piece. But either way, I’m going to learn something.
- Nathan Terborg
Takeaways from this episode
- Learn how to move past perfectionism by embracing experimentation.
Nathan shares how letting go of outcomes and acting on creative impulses can unlock new ideas and unexpected directions in your work. - Discover the freedom of working with non-traditional materials.
By using industrial waste, Nathan shows how removing preciousness from your materials can lead to more playful, courageous artmaking. - Gain practical insight into developing a consistent studio rhythm.
Nathan explains how structure, setup, and a mindset of “just start” can help you build momentum and make time for your practice. - Understand how to read your work instead of forcing it.
Through a thoughtful process of observation and reflection, Nathan demonstrates how paying attention to what a piece needs rather than what you want can lead to more resolved and meaningful outcomes. - Hear how creativity can be a vehicle for healing and growth.
Nathan’s personal story brings depth to his philosophy of transformation, revealing how beauty and purpose often emerge from brokenness.
Explore the artwork from this episode below
During the live interview, we shared some images of Nathan’s artwork. Since you’re listening to the podcast version, we’ve made these images available for you below.
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