TCF #23 - featuring metal and glass artist Hannah Bowlus.

The Creative Frequency Real conversations about art, inspiration, and the creative process. Explore how artists think, work, overcome creative blocks, find inspiration, and bring their ideas to life across every medium. In this episode, Hannah Bowlus shares her unique journey through art, exploring the intersection of science, craftsmanship, and creativity. She discusses her exhibit at the Toledo Museum of Art, her creative process, and the importance of mentorship and access in artistic development. keywords art, glassblowing, sculpture, creativity, mentorship, digital tools, scientific inspiration, art exhibit, Toledo Museum of Art, interdisciplinary art key topics Hannah Bowlus background in art and science The role of mentorship in artistic development The impact of access to tools and resources in art education The relationship between craft and art Use of digital tools and scientific principles in art Details of Hannah Bowlus exhibit at the Toledo Museum of Art The creative process behind her sculptures and lighting pieces The importance of interdisciplinary approaches in art sound bites "My brain has been turned inside out and made physical" "There's no one way to do it, we all come with strengths" "Putting it out there is more personal than you think" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and guest background 02:11 Hannah's early influences and education 03:59 Mentorship and its importance in art 07:01 Formal education: pros and cons 10:05 Access to tools and resources in art school 12:58 Digital tools and scientific inspiration in art 16:59 Her exhibit at the Toledo Museum of Art 26:45 The process of installing her artwork 31:45 The significance of her 'Origin Point' exhibit 43:54 Themes and concepts in her sculptures 51:00 The future of her work and projects 53:57 Music and inspiration during creation 55:01 Closing thoughts and gratitude Website:   / hannah_bowlus   Instagram: @hannah_bowlus https://toledomuseum.org/exhibitions/...