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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 1H 38M

#58 - Jack Rowland - How Expanding Perception Unlocks Creativity

from Future History · host Wayne Lim

Jack Rowland is a visual artist and host of the In Too Deep podcast. His paintings paintings sit at the intersection of the natural and the surreal, known for his vivid use of colour in atmospheric landscapes. Beyond the studio, he is the host of the In Too Deep podcast, where he dives into conversations with visionary artists and cultural thinkers to explorers of psychedelia, consciousness, and alternative ways of seeing the world.On this episode Jack shares how travel and being immersed in the landscape shape his painting practice, why colour is a language he uses to communicate surrealism and shift perception, what slowing down and valuing craftsmanship brings to art, how psychedelics have expanded his perception and influenced his creative process, why nature acts as the ultimate reset and perspective shift, what he’s learned from conversations on his podcast with people who see the world differently, how AI is changing the tools and possibilities available to artists and so much more.Follow Jack on Instagram: @jackrowlandart----Follow Future History on Instagram: @futurehistory.coFollow Wayne Lim on Instagram: @hausofwayne

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