Inside Art Head – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Symbols have always been humanity’s silent language.
Long before words, meaning was seen—etched into temples, carried through art, and passed across generations.

They speak where language falls short, reaching beyond intellect into something deeper within us.

The most powerful truths are often the ones never spoken—only felt.

Allow me to share the greatest acknowledgement of my art I have ever received.
It became my greatest teacher. 
It reminded me that skill may open doors, but character determines whether you stay in the room.⁠

For ages, humans have used myths and folklore to express human stories and create space for the unknown through fantastical and surreal lenses. Stephanie's body of work is inspired by the fairytales and folklore of her Japanese heritage. Additionally, with the use of anthropomorphic creatures like foxes, crows, snakes, and black cats, the personal narrative is a means to connect with the world at large. Through the use of these ethereal protagonists, she explores the cyclical nature of life and death, the masks we wear for ourselves and others, and the ways love and loss inspire our own transformations.
Stephanie has won awards such as the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs Grant, Maria Ann Hsiao Memorial Foundation Scholarship,
Award of Distinction and finalist, Art Kudos International Art Competition,
Best in Show and Merit, and Creative Quarterly 10 to name a few.
Her sulpture and jewelry have been exhibited and sold around the globe.

https://www.stephanieinagaki.com/
https://www.instagram.com/stephanieinagaki/

Tony's lifelong love affair with pastry began during a 7pm-3am shift leading him to pursue the Baking and Pastry Arts program at the Culinary Institute of America, while working his way up from Assistant Pastry Chef to Executive Pastry Chef at Shadowbrook restaurant in Capitola.
He also became the Executive Pastry Chef at UCLA.
He is now chef and owner of his own pastry shop, Baked Bar LA.

Web https://bakedbarla.com
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pastrycheftony

Will Terry has been a freelance illustrator for 30 years.
His early clients include publications such as Time, Money, Wall Street Journal and ads for Sprint, Pizza hut, M&M Mars, Fed Ex, and Master Card. He has illustrated about 30 children's books for Random House, Simon Schuster, Scholastic, Penguin, Klutz, and Albert Whitman.
He also co-owns www.svslearn.com - online illustration classes for children's book illustrators.

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/willterryart/
web https://www.willterry.com/

Singer-songwriter Jana Pochop (pronounced "Pocop" - the ‘h’ is silent) is a wanderer with a penchant for folk pop songs and universe pondering.
Her 2022 critically acclaimed album, The Astronaut, was named one of Texas Music Magazine’s “22 Top Albums of 2022”.
Jana consistently paints an image of humanity that’s unusual yet accessible, fusing the vastness of the world with the deeply personal emotions of the individual in a blissfully poetic and moving fashion.

web https://www.janapochop.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/janapochop/

Shawn's paintings are held in private collections throughout the United States, Canada, Asia, Europe and Australia.
Among his extensive achievements, he has taught drawing, painting and the business of art for 20 years at various art schools throughout the country.

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shawndbarber/?hl=en
Tattoo https://www.memoirtattoo.com/shawn-barber

To Socrates, madness was not merely a descent into chaos, but rather a divine spark igniting the soul, propelling one beyond the mundane confines of everyday existence. He saw madness as a conduit to truth, a gateway to realms of knowledge unreachable by mere mortals tethered to the earth.
Yet, Socrates cautioned against embracing madness blindly, for within its tempestuous embrace lurked the dangers of delusion and folly. He believed in a higher form of madness, a divine madness bestowed by the gods themselves, which inspired poets, prophets, and philosophers alike to transcend the limitations of mortal understanding.

Mister Sam Shearon is a Liverpool born, British ‘dark-artist’.
Specialising in the unexplained, horror and science-fiction, his work often includes elements inspired by ancient cultures, folklore, legend and the occult.
 Sam has created artwork for a variety of clients in both the rock and metal music scene and the world of the comic book and graphic novel, creating album covers, merchandise and comic-book covers for a variety of clients including: Jason Charles Miller, Rob Zombie, Slayer, Ministry, Rammstein, Filter, Iron Maiden, KISS, Powerman 5000, HIM, Orgy, Doyle, American Head Charge, Kill Devil Hill, Clive Barker, Stan Lee, IDW publishing, Boom Studios, The X-Files and Fangoria…. to name but a few.

Mister Sam - web - https://mistersamshearon.com/
Mister Sam Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mistersamshearon/?hl=en

Los Angeles based Photographer and Director known for her stellar and unique lighting style, color and art direction.
Beginning her career in New York City after graduating from the
Minneapolis College of Art and Design where her artistic gifts were honored. Utilizing her many creative talents together including fashion design, set design, painting, wardrobe styling, film and graphic design, she has made her indelible mark on the world of Fashion and Photography. She specializes in celebrity, portraits, fashion, beauty, music and the entertainment industry.
web https://www.sequoiaemmanuelle.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sequoiaemmanuelle/