Our guest this evening is Julian Voss-Andreae, a Ger­man sculp­tor based in Port­land Ore­gon wide­ly known for his strik­ing large-scale pub­lic and pri­vate com­mis­sions often blend­ing fig­u­ra­tive sculp­ture with sci­en­tif­ic insights into the nature of real­i­ty. His works have been exhib­it­ed wide­ly, such as in the USA, Europe, Cana­da, Aus­tralia, Israel and China. 

You can view images of Julian’s sculp­tures and explana­to­ry videos on his web­site at https://​julian​vos​san​dreae​.com

The images of Julian’s sculp­tures are as follows: 

Angel of the West, 2008, Steel, 12′ x 12′ x 4′ (3.70 x 3.70 x 1.20 m), Loca­tion: The Scripps Research Insti­tute (Jupiter, FL)

A gallery of Julian’s works gives a pre­view of his oth­er sculptures 

Our next guest is Brazil­ian sculp­tor Otavio Schip­per speak­ing with us about his sto­ry and inno­v­a­tive art practice

To view Otavio Schip­per’s sculp­tures and biog­ra­phy, his web­site is http://​www​.otavioschip​per​.com

The image below is of Otavio’s sculp­ture Smok­ing Mir­ror devel­oped for the Project Space of the Ernst Scher­ing Foun­da­tion and cre­at­ed in col­lab­o­ra­tion with musi­cian Ser­gio Krakows­ki, ​“Smok­ing Mir­ror” explores a space left open by sci­en­tif­ic research into altered states of consciousness.

Pre­vi­ous­ly aired on UMFM Novem­ber 2019