Vowels, with Esther Gaton x anteroom

In this episode of brave podcasts, host Victoria Comstock-Kershaw sits down with Spanish artist Esther Gatón at her exhibition Vowels at anteroom, London. Together, they explore the deep connection between material, process and intuition that defines Esther’s practice.Gatón speaks about her working process, including her transition from sculpture to graphite drawings. She shares insights into her handmade bioplastic sculptures and how humidity, geography and low-tech methods influence their final form.The conversation moves through ideas of repetition, dreams, care, natural light and the emotional intelligence of materials. Esther reflects on working across cities, collaborating with friends, balancing artistic labour with discipline and the importance of building one’s own path without self-censorship.Comstock-Kershaw and Gatón also discuss audience interpretation, fluid mechanics and the mysterious ways artworks create connections across generations and contexts. The episode closes with a look ahead to Esther’s forthcoming six-month museum exhibition at Patio Herreriano in Spain.

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