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How We Live Now with Katherine May

Morgan Harper Nichols on art and perception

May 25, 2023
01:00:04
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Morgan Harper Nichols, a visual artist, writer, musician, speaker, and podcaster, discusses art, perception, and creativity. They explore how their work ushers a reenchantment with life, the unique connection autistic individuals have with their voice, and the influence of being autistic on their art. They also touch upon children's play shaping perception, language's impact on family history, and the interconnectedness of life and purpose.
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Quick takeaways

  • The ocean holds historical significance and transformative power, evoking a range of emotions from peace to suffering.
  • Gathering objects, even seemingly worthless ones, is a form of communication and storytelling that challenges societal notions of value and perception.

Deep dives

The tension of going deeper into the blue

The author reflects on the complexity and depth of her relationship with the ocean and the emotions it evokes, from peace to suffering and everything in between. She acknowledges the historical significance and the stories contained within the ocean, offering a unique perspective on its transformative power.

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