Art Self is a sonic portrait.
No rebuttal. No traditional introduction.
A series of short audio conversations where identity is not announced — it reveals itself.
Each episode brings together voices of those who turn vision into reality, in a direct, intimate, unscripted format.
More than interviews, they are positions.
More than answers, they are decisions.
In an age of overexposure, Art Self proposes the opposite: listen before you look.
An original podcast by Fer Quirarte.
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Web: https://www.quirarte.art/
What remains when the structures that guide us begin to disappear?
In this sound portrait, I listen to design artist Ammar Alsaffar reflect on the tension between rigor and freedom, order and chaos, visual heritage and personal voice.
We talk about the things we inherit, the things we have to unlearn, and what happens when the systems that once helped us create begin to feel like limitations.
Somewhere between art and design, structure and instinct, a more personal question emerges: what remains when the grid disappears?
This is Ammar Alsaffar: When the Grid Disappears.
18 Oct 2026
Fang-Pang Chang | When Looking Is No Longer Seeing
What happens when we are surrounded by so many images that we stop truly seeing them?
In this sound portrait, I listen to Fang-Pang Chang reflect on design, visual saturation, social posters, resistance, and the changing value of images in a world that never seems to stop producing them.
Our conversation moves beyond what an image communicates to ask something more difficult: why continue making images at all? What are we still searching for in them? And after years of looking, how do we recognize what truly matters?
This is Fang-Pang Chang: When Looking Is No Longer Seeing.
11 Oct 2026
Andrew Lewis | When Creativity Becomes a Way of Life
What happens when creativity stops being something you do and becomes part of the way you live?
In this sound portrait, I listen to Andrew Lewis reflect on art, design, color, attention, and the space where different creative disciplines begin to overlap.
Our conversation moves from the objects and images we create to something more personal: what remains when the brushes are put away, the computer is off, and the labels of artist and designer no longer seem quite so important.
Andrew is candid, curious, and unexpectedly open about the creative life — including the parts we don't always see.
This is Andrew Lewis: When Creativity Becomes a Way of Life.
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