Art That Moves Us: Roston Johnson & Farenheit 451

In this episode of Lattes & Art, we sit down with artist and thinker Roston Johnson for a deep, engaging conversation about the power of inspiration—and how it can shape us in unexpected ways. Roston takes us beyond the traditional art world to explore how Ray Bradbury’s dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451 has influenced his perspective, not just as a creative, but as a person navigating complex societal and cultural landscapes.Together, we unpack how a single work of art—whether visual, literary, or otherwise—can challenge us to reflect, rethink, and reimagine our place in the world. This episode is a testament to the idea that inspiration isn’t confined to the studio; it can come from the books we read, the stories we hear, and the questions we dare to ask.Grab a latte, lean in, and get ready for a rich discussion on how art, in all its forms, can spark something profound.Guest: Roston Johnson             @RostonLikeBostonPhoto Credit: James Erin de Jauregui                         @dejaureguiSend us Fan MailFollow & Subscribe to Lattes & ArtStay inspired with new episodes every week! Don’t miss out on deep conversations with artists, curators, and creators exploring the vibrant world of contemporary art.Connect with Us:J-Squared Aterlier (J2Atelier)🌐 Website: J2 Atelier📸 Instagram: @J2AtelierJames William Moore🌐 Website: James William Moore📸 Instagram: @the_jwmartistLeave a Review:Love what you hear? Help us grow by leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform! Your feedback keeps us inspired. 🎙️☕Be sure to catch our sister podcast - Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History streaming in all the usual locations:Apple Podcast (audio)YouTube (video)Spotify (audio)