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Ep. #5: Diving into Visual Narratives with Robert Darch - The Urbanaut Podcast
🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #5 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with Urbanautica.com. In this engaging episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented British artist-photographer Robert Darch. His profound work offers a chronological exploration of his photography, from early endeavors to his more recent series, Durlescombe, and his art book, 'The Island'.
About Our Guest: Robert Darch
Robert Darch's work is deeply influenced by his experiences in the South West of England. His practice reflects a strong connection to place, where physical geography and cultural impressions merge to create rich, narrative-driven photography. Known for his documentary style, Robert's work, including the fictional Durlescombe and the poignant 'The Island', captures the essence of rural life and the impact of socio-political changes on landscapes. His photographs have been featured in prestigious collections and exhibitions, and he plays a pivotal role in shaping future talents as an associate lecturer in Photography at Plymouth University.
Tune in to this episode to:
* Traverse the journey of Robert's photographic career, from its inception to his latest works.
* Delve into the narratives and artistic processes behind Durlescombe and 'The Island'.
* Understand the impact of cultural and geographical elements in shaping photographic stories.
Don't forget to:
* Subscribe to our channel for more episodes that delve into the world of art and photography.
* Like and share this episode to celebrate the rich tapestry of British documentary photography.
* Follow us on social media for updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
EPISODE LINKS:
Robert's Contact: @ertdarch.com
Robert’s Instagram: @robertdarch
PODCAST INFO:
YouTube Full episodes playlist:
YouTube Clips playlist:
Podcast website: patrickleehubbard.com/theurbanautpodcast
OUTLINE:
0:00 - Most Replayed
0:59 - Robert’s Background and Early Works
10:17 - Educational Influences
14:16 - When he chose to be photographer
15:32 - A little bit of Intuition and Research
23:02 - Is and image true?
26:23 - A look back through Robert’s work
33:58 - A break due to illness
40:45 - Building narratives through world building
1:11:06 - Durlescombe
1:35:45 - The Island
1:58:48 - Advice for finding your voice as an artist
SOCIAL:
* Twitter: /UrbanautPodcast
* Facebook: /TheUrbanautPodcast
* Instagram: /TheUrbanautPodcast
* Support on Patreon: /TheUrbanautPodcast
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By Patrick Lee Hubbard🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #5 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with Urbanautica.com. In this engaging episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented British artist-photographer Robert Darch. His profound work offers a chronological exploration of his photography, from early endeavors to his more recent series, Durlescombe, and his art book, 'The Island'.
About Our Guest: Robert Darch
Robert Darch's work is deeply influenced by his experiences in the South West of England. His practice reflects a strong connection to place, where physical geography and cultural impressions merge to create rich, narrative-driven photography. Known for his documentary style, Robert's work, including the fictional Durlescombe and the poignant 'The Island', captures the essence of rural life and the impact of socio-political changes on landscapes. His photographs have been featured in prestigious collections and exhibitions, and he plays a pivotal role in shaping future talents as an associate lecturer in Photography at Plymouth University.
Tune in to this episode to:
* Traverse the journey of Robert's photographic career, from its inception to his latest works.
* Delve into the narratives and artistic processes behind Durlescombe and 'The Island'.
* Understand the impact of cultural and geographical elements in shaping photographic stories.
Don't forget to:
* Subscribe to our channel for more episodes that delve into the world of art and photography.
* Like and share this episode to celebrate the rich tapestry of British documentary photography.
* Follow us on social media for updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
EPISODE LINKS:
Robert's Contact: @ertdarch.com
Robert’s Instagram: @robertdarch
PODCAST INFO:
YouTube Full episodes playlist:
YouTube Clips playlist:
Podcast website: patrickleehubbard.com/theurbanautpodcast
OUTLINE:
0:00 - Most Replayed
0:59 - Robert’s Background and Early Works
10:17 - Educational Influences
14:16 - When he chose to be photographer
15:32 - A little bit of Intuition and Research
23:02 - Is and image true?
26:23 - A look back through Robert’s work
33:58 - A break due to illness
40:45 - Building narratives through world building
1:11:06 - Durlescombe
1:35:45 - The Island
1:58:48 - Advice for finding your voice as an artist
SOCIAL:
* Twitter: /UrbanautPodcast
* Facebook: /TheUrbanautPodcast
* Instagram: /TheUrbanautPodcast
* Support on Patreon: /TheUrbanautPodcast
#RobertDarch #TheUrbanautPodcast #Photography #DocumentaryPhotography #BritishArt #Durlescombe #TheIsland #VisualNarrative #ArtisticExploration #photography #urbanautica #PatrickLeeHubbard #SteveBisson #VisualCulture #ContemporaryArt #DigitalStorytelling #ModernImagery #ArtInsights #PodcastLife #VisualNarratives #ArtAndTechnology #FrameByFrame #ArtisticExploration #CulturalCommentary #VisualArts #Storytelling #CreativeCommunity #PodcastersOfYouTube #MediaAnalysis #ArtCritique #VisualStorytellers