<p>This is part 2 of the interview with Emma Powers. We dive deeper into craftsmanship in the design industry and how software is changing how we work. We also talk about philosophical topics that relates to design and art, and much more! Please check out Part 1 if you haven't yet.</p>

This is part 2 of the interview with Emma Powers. We dive deeper into craftsmanship in the design industry and how software is changing how we work. We also talk about philosophical topics that relates to design and art, and much more! Please check out Part 1 if you haven't yet.

S1E5: Rower, Artist, Philosopher

Nowadays, in my eyes, everyone is considered a CREATOR. Coders create codes; painters create paintings, musicians compose records; anything you are passionate about is considered your art; you're an artist. I'm a student designer, but many times in life, I question, do people really understand creators at our age or why are we so distanced from "normal" people. We like to talk "design language," I get it, and we are inexperienced from society. Well...what about grab a cup of REDBULL and prepare to go down the conversation street with me and hear what ideas we have to offer and our views on topics from art to tech, tech to drinks, drinks to politics, politics to fashion and so on. We might get nerdy at points, but I promise you that you won't be disappointed. Or else add some vodka to that red bull then it gon be a party. There will be a different guest every week from all professions. This is Nexus*.

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