In a compelling dialogue, Ruth Asawa, a pioneering sculptor known for her ethereal wire creations, is joined by contemporary artists EJ Hill and Sarah Sze. They delve into Asawa's legacy, reflecting on her resilience as a Japanese American artist and her transformative experiences at Black Mountain College. The trio discuss authenticity in art, the creative use of unconventional materials, and the deep connection between art and education. Archival audio of Asawa adds a profound touch, illuminating her enduring influence on today's artistic landscape.
