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Belonging Through Art With Lorenzo Cardim
Summary
In this episode, Drica Lobo sits down with Brazilian visual artist Lorenzo Cardim, whose multidisciplinary work explores the human body as both medium and message. Together, they revisit the origins of his artistic journey, the emotional and philosophical foundations behind his sculptures and performances, and how cultural roots shape identity and creative expression.
Lorenzo shares how living abroad expanded his sense of belonging, how the Notre Dame project deepened his relationship with architecture, and why artist residencies create fertile ground for vulnerability and connection. The conversation also touches on Creative Consciousness, flow states, and the power of presence in artistic creation.
This is a rich, intimate dialogue about body, memory, identity — and the universal human longing to connect.
Takeaways-
Lorenzo's work centers on the human form and the relationships we build through it.
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The body functions as both subject and medium, grounding his sculptures and performances.
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Emotional expression and storytelling are deeply tied to his Brazilian heritage.
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Travel and living abroad expanded his sense of identity and belonging.
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His Notre Dame project highlights the powerful intersection of art, architecture, and history.
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Creative Consciousness, for Lorenzo, involves deep listening, presence, and honesty.
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Flow requires space, time, and intentionality.
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Artist residencies offer sanctuary — a place where vulnerability and artistic expansion naturally unfold.
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Art can bridge personal experiences with collective narratives.
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Creating is a powerful act of connection — to oneself and to others.
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"Art has the power to make us belong."
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"I felt connected… like we were family."
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"We are creators — we can't escape that."
00:00 — Exploring Artistic Identity and Journey 07:50 — Cultural Roots and Belonging 16:04 — The Notre Dame Project: A Blend of Art and Architecture 22:59 — Creative Consciousness: The Power of Creation 39:16 — The Impact of Artist Residencies 48:03 — Art, Connection, and the Human Experience
About Lorenzo Cardim
lorenzocardim.com | IG: @lorenzocardim
National Geographic's Coverage of the Notre Dame Cathedral's Restoration
Notre Dame Interview
About the Host Drica Lobo
dricalobo.com | IG @dricaloboart
Get Her Book Decoding the Flow
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By Drica LoboSummary
In this episode, Drica Lobo sits down with Brazilian visual artist Lorenzo Cardim, whose multidisciplinary work explores the human body as both medium and message. Together, they revisit the origins of his artistic journey, the emotional and philosophical foundations behind his sculptures and performances, and how cultural roots shape identity and creative expression.
Lorenzo shares how living abroad expanded his sense of belonging, how the Notre Dame project deepened his relationship with architecture, and why artist residencies create fertile ground for vulnerability and connection. The conversation also touches on Creative Consciousness, flow states, and the power of presence in artistic creation.
This is a rich, intimate dialogue about body, memory, identity — and the universal human longing to connect.
Takeaways-
Lorenzo's work centers on the human form and the relationships we build through it.
-
The body functions as both subject and medium, grounding his sculptures and performances.
-
Emotional expression and storytelling are deeply tied to his Brazilian heritage.
-
Travel and living abroad expanded his sense of identity and belonging.
-
His Notre Dame project highlights the powerful intersection of art, architecture, and history.
-
Creative Consciousness, for Lorenzo, involves deep listening, presence, and honesty.
-
Flow requires space, time, and intentionality.
-
Artist residencies offer sanctuary — a place where vulnerability and artistic expansion naturally unfold.
-
Art can bridge personal experiences with collective narratives.
-
Creating is a powerful act of connection — to oneself and to others.
-
"Art has the power to make us belong."
-
"I felt connected… like we were family."
-
"We are creators — we can't escape that."
00:00 — Exploring Artistic Identity and Journey 07:50 — Cultural Roots and Belonging 16:04 — The Notre Dame Project: A Blend of Art and Architecture 22:59 — Creative Consciousness: The Power of Creation 39:16 — The Impact of Artist Residencies 48:03 — Art, Connection, and the Human Experience
About Lorenzo Cardim
lorenzocardim.com | IG: @lorenzocardim
National Geographic's Coverage of the Notre Dame Cathedral's Restoration
Notre Dame Interview
About the Host Drica Lobo
dricalobo.com | IG @dricaloboart
Get Her Book Decoding the Flow