In this two-part interview on It's Art, Like Us, I had the absolute privilege of speaking with Ella Glendining, a remarkable UK storyteller, writer, director, actor, and advocate for disability rights. Ella's work as a filmmaker is groundbreaking, challenging societal norms with her unapologetic narratives about disability and identity. Our conversation flows through so many aspects of our lives as creators, from where the seeds of ideas originate to how we develop them and bring them to life.

We also dive deep into our shared experiences of motherhood and living with proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD), which has influenced both our creative and personal lives. It was such a meaningful exchange that we had to split the conversation into two parts! Enjoy!

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In this episode of 'It's Art, Like Us', we dive into the creative world of James Lake, an extraordinary cardboard sculpture artist based in the UK. James shares his journey, his unique approach to working with cardboard, and how he transforms this everyday material into stunning works of art. We explore his inspirations, techniques, and the ways his disability has shaped his artistic vision. Join us for an inspiring conversation about creativity, resilience, and the power of unconventional art forms.

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