In this episode, we talk with Darryl Eisden, a Dutch-Caribbean artist based in Barcelona, redefines sculpture through a unique fusion of plastiline and traditional clay techniques. His work seeks to animate the inanimate—to breathe life into form, making stillness feel as if it moves. He describes his approach as “graffiti in sculpture,” a bold departure from conventional expectations of the medium. Once a musician, Darryl found a new rhythm in sculpture, channeling his need for expression through shape and structure. His ongoing project, Cervello Artistico, shines a light on working artists across Barcelona and Europe, celebrating the vibrancy of contemporary creative communities.Join the ArtAboveReality channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9S0S2OYmTsmQf5nqMQZhUw/join

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