Artist - Sarah Pierroz

Episode 11 of the Human 1st podcast, hosted by David Tilston, titled "Artist - Sarah Pierroz" was published on September 27, 2021 and runs 84 minutes.

September 27, 2021 ·84m · Human 1st

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Summary

On this weeks episode I am joined by Sarah Pierroz, a Canadian artist and international arts educator. She has taught in Egypt, Italy and at the United College of the Adriatic. Much of her work explores & expresses human movement inspired by her studies in yoga, free diving and various other movement disciplines. I have been interested in her work for years as she manages to express concepts with art where words often fail... You can find Sarah on her website: www.sarahpierrozart.com & on Instagram; @sarah.pierroz Want to get in touch? Email us at [email protected]

Episode Description

On this weeks episode I am joined by Sarah Pierroz, a Canadian artist and international arts educator. She has taught in Egypt, Italy and at the United College of the Adriatic. Much of her work explores & expresses human movement inspired by her studies in yoga, free diving and various other movement disciplines. I have been interested in her work for years as she manages to express concepts with art where words often fail...

You can find Sarah on her website: www.sarahpierrozart.com

& on Instagram; @sarah.pierroz

Want to get in touch? Email us at [email protected]

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