This podcast episode explores the artistic journey and creative process of Emanuel De Sousa, a Portuguese artist living in Edinburgh, Scotland. De Sousa uses acrylics to create figurative paintings with a focus on narratives that mimic the feelings and movements of dreams. Their work is inspired by the Dada movement and aims to serve as a visual historical record for future generations, capturing the symptoms of society. The episode discusses the techniques, materials, and influences that shape De Sousa's art, as well as the challenges and rewards of living and working as an artist in different locations. It also delves into the importance of embracing discontent and the unconventional in art, while highlighting the impact of cultural limitations on artistic expression and society.
