Sam Griffin joins us to discuss how his life and work have been deeply affected by the tragic events of October 7th. A British-born artist who has made Israel his home, Sam shares how his experiences as a reserve combat soldier during the recent conflict have transformed his approach to art.
Sam’s work, known for its blend of mark-making and erasure, now serves as a powerful response to the trauma and pain of war. He opens up about using his art to process the intense emotions brought on by his service, turning his canvases into spaces for healing and reflection.
Join us as Sam discusses how the aftermath of October 7th has reshaped his creative process, his views on identity, and his commitment to expressing the complexities of the human experience through his art. This conversation offers a profound look at how creativity can serve as both a refuge and a response in times of crisis.
More about Sam:
https://www.samgriffinart.com/
https://www.instagram.com/theworkofsamgriffin/
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