In this episode Michelle Katz asks podcast host, painter, and gallery owner John Edward Marin about how he ended up in Idyllwild. They explore his process as a painter, and delve into several of his pieces hanging in the Wylldwood Gallery, and around town. This episode touches on spirituality, sacred geometry, scrying, politics, vortex towns, and John's passion for the healing arts. In this episode we break down three of John's paintings, including a powerful portrait of RFK Jr. which sparks a riveting conversation about the Independent candidate and his impact on the US. We also discuss his painting "Shattered" and how each life has a "before" and "after" - the idea that there is a moment where one's worldview is shattered and life after that is never the same. Join us for a wild ride through the ins and outs of being an artist in the idyllic artsy town of Idyllwild.

LINKS TO PAINTINGS:

Shattered

⁠https://www.wylldwood.com/john-edward-marin⁠

Large Landscape

⁠https://www.wylldwood.com/current-istallations⁠

RFK Jr.

⁠https://www.instagram.com/p/C6jnLk0Jc5U/⁠

GALLERY LINKS

⁠https://www.wylldwood.com⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/wylldwoodgallery/⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/wylldwood.studio.and.gallery⁠

JOHN'S SOCIAL MEDIA

⁠https://www.instagram.com/johnedmarin/⁠⁠https://fineartamerica.com/art/john+edward+marin⁠