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Evolving as neurodivergent creative beings with Lauren Matthews Artist (part 2): Unpacking creative processes, the NEIS program, TEATOWELS, Monday Mindset and more
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🎙️In today’s chat, we sit down for the second time with Creator and Artist Lauren Matthews @laurenmatthewsartist a multidisciplinary artist living on Wadawurrung Land in Regional Victoria, Australia.
Episode chapters and areas we discuss:
- Navigating Tokenism as a creative artist
- Discovering our Creative Skillset
- Planning for Post-PhD Future
- Unexpected Art Sales and TeaTowels Spark Food For Thought
- Evaluating Community Event Success
- Creativity, Collaboration, and Sharing Expertise
- Unexpected Opportunities and Hard Work
- Artistic Transformation
- Maximising Impact Through Time Management
Learn about Lauren Matthews Artist here:
She is an emerging artist, researcher, feminist, activist, and survivor. Lauren came to art later in life and works on projects using the tradition of craft practice to generate social change through the tenacity of materials.
She explores domestic dichotomies and social issues, from the intensity of trauma to creating works that challenge patriarchal assumptions and the culture of owning and collecting objects.
Her practice is very personal and explores her childhood experiences. With limited recollection of being a child because of the incest and childhood sexual abuse inflicted on me from an early age. As a result of this trauma, she experienced dissociative amnesia as a way of helping her feel safe.
However, she is a survivor and fights for #socialchange.
She is a PhD Candidate at Federation University exploring the topic ‘Survival Memories: How representing and naming incest survival could challenge taboos, influence public discourse, ideologies, and contributes to social change through the history and tenacity of materials.
Not only does her background provide her with a unique voice, the materials and methods she uses, embroidering and hand-quilting, are predominately viewed as ‘craft-based allows Lauren to provide a public demonstration of what is often a private domestic artform. Her practice builds on the rich tradition of feminist artists who articulate their trauma through text, textiles, and DIY principles.
Listen to the first episode with Lauren here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/62yOVVMFgeqzLgc2rAYqdB?si=S7fNNLlgR4CHTFfI61fz9Q
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