Cracks in the Foundation

Cracks in the Foundation

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Cracks in the Foundation episodes

  • Can Art be a Science?

    Welcome! This is a space where I will be discussing my art process, the different pieces I am creating, and the concepts that fuel my practice. 

     In this episode I offer you an idea for increasing your creative flow and why art and science might be more similar than we think. Maybe our creativity feels "blocked" because we don't inquire as much as we used to; maybe instead of worrying about creativity, we can focus on experimentation. Asking "what if I do__blank?" instead of "what will get me noticed?"

    Be sure to subscribe to the weekly Cracks in the Foundation newsletter, where we will be offering up weekly insights and journal prompts for those ready to activate deeper understandings of self and their belief systems. First love note hits inboxes this Sunday!

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    19 min
  • What's Wrong with Duality?
    Welcome!
    This is a space where I will be discussing my art process, the different pieces I am creating, and the concepts that fuel my practice.
    In this episode, Jaime Lynn and I sit down and discuss duality, reality and all the ty's. Is duality, just a construct? Can we step out of binary thinking and into a more fluid existence? We dive into those existential questions, with personal experiences and insights that may or may not resonate with you. Things get weird, but oh so wonderful. Let in the weird.
    Jaime is an embodiment coach that dials into the needs of her clients to help them master their energy and creative flow. Check her out https://www.instagram.com/jaimelynncoaching/ (here).
    Be sure to subscribe to the weekly https://talula.substack.com/ (Cracks in the Foundation newsletter), where we will be offering up weekly insights and journal prompts for those ready to activate deeper understandings of self and their belief systems. First love note hits inboxes this Sunday!
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    Medium: https://medium.com/@talularose
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    33 min
  • Is All Art a Self-Portrait?
    Welcome
    This is the first episode of Cracks in the Foundation. This is a space where I will be discussing my art process, the different pieces I am creating, and the concepts that fuel my practice.
    Have you ever fainted at a Renaissance Faire?
    In this episode, I discuss what I learned after fainting at a Renaissance Faire and the possibility that all my art is just a self-portrait. This concept of different realities existing in a reality network has fueled my art practice recently and I hope to continue exploring portals in my work. During the episode, I mention a diagram I created of the realities; you can find that https://www.instagram.com/p/CPtVlGTtwRT/ (here).
    Be sure to subscribe to the weekly https://talula.substack.com/ (Cracks in the Foundation newsletter), where we will be offering up weekly insights and journal prompts for those ready to activate deeper understandings of self and their belief systems. First love note hits inboxes this Sunday!
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/_talularose
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_talularose
    Medium: https://medium.com/@talularose
    If you would like to support this podcast, you can donate https://anchor.fm/talularose/support (here. )
    Thank you for listening!
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    31 min

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For the souls ready to open up their perspectives and shift into new belief systems.