In this episode, we sit down with Douglas, a multidisciplinary artist whose work turns everyday decay into quiet beauty. From photographing ripped paint and street debris to building sculptural installations and digitally “data-soaking” images into abstraction, Douglas shares how curiosity, immediacy, and instinct guide his creative life.

We explore his journey from music to visual art, the influence of neurodivergence on his process, and why creation for him is less about perfection and more about momentum. Douglas opens up about working without formal training, embracing limitation, and finding coherence in chaos—where accidental beauty and intentional practice blur into one.

This conversation moves through art, technology, capitalism, and time, revealing how a creative life itself can become the artwork.

Listen in for an honest look at making art in the ruins—and learning how to work with your mind, not against it.