Ever wondered how an artist’s cognitive makeup shapes their creative journey? Get ready for a captivating exploration into the world of Kara Theart, a rising Birmingham artist whose large-scale ink pen drawings blur the lines between human forms and landscapes. Theart explores how neurodivergence has not only influenced her artwork, but also added a unique vibrancy to her artistic expression. A recurring theme in her work is her personal relationship with the female form, a subject she speaks on with raw authenticity. We also delve into the story behind her viral sculpture, "My Dear Buck," and how the attention it has garnered has impacted her personally and professionally. Enter Kara's world as she navigates a new benchmarks of success for a young, emerging artist. Cara’s journey is filled with passion, perseverance, and the occasional hardship. Her love for creating is contagious, and her words of advice are a must-hear for young artists navigating a changing art world with new demands for a digital presence. She encourages emerging creatives to channel their emotions into their work, and to diversify their artistic mediums. As a bonus, Cara tells us more about with the details of her upcoming exhibition at Wavelength Space in Chattanooga. Be sure to follow her on Instagram (@karathe.art) to keep up with her latest work. Connect with the Artalogue: Madison Beale, HostBe a guest on The Artalogue Podcast
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