In Episode 4 of Primary Market, host Topper Luciani sits down with Freddy Husbands, a Minneapolis-based artist whose mesmerizing works of intricate line drawings explore labor, flow, and the sacred in repetition.

From his early years at an art-focused middle school to his experiments with massive hand-drawn works using Micron pens, Freddy reflects on:

* The spiritual and mathematical resonance of sacred geometry

* How the evidence of work itself becomes the message

* His critique of art world gatekeeping and MFA elitism

* The tension between authenticity and social media performance

* Why great art is simply “doing it over and over again”

This conversation moves fluidly between philosophy, craft, and hustle — revealing what it means to create something timeless in a digital, disposable age.

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