HeARTh Tales by Rich McCoy

HeARTh Tales by Rich McCoy
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HeARTh Tales brings you the voices of artists, musicians, visionaries and those that love them, offering insights and guidance for your own creative path.
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The podcast focuses on themes of self-expression, creative resilience, and the transformative power of art. Episodes showcase diverse topics such as the intersection of art and identity, the challenges faced by marginalized artists, and innovative artistic practices. For example, the first episode featuring Ari Edgecombe highlights their experiences with vulnerability as a trans artist and their immersive installation technique.

HeARTh Tales brings you the voices of artists, musicians, visionaries and those that love them, offering insights and guidance for your own creative path.
In this episode of HeARTh Tales, Rich McCoy speaks with artist, gardener, and third-generation Riverside Community member Che Vincent, whose creative journey bridges sculptural metalwork and the living, evolving art of bonsai. Che shares insights into his deep connection with place, his fascination with growth patterns and fractals, and how native New Zealand species are shaping a unique bonsai style. From shaping flame-cut copper chandeliers to planting immersive forest cathedrals, Che’s work is as much about ecological intimacy as it is about personal expression. A rich, thoughtful conversation about time, patience, creativity, and the quiet protest of growing a tree in a pot.

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