EPISODE · Jun 8, 2025 · 1H 50M
Season 77, Episode 920: The Peterson Painting with Vinnie Candelore Part 2
from The Culture Matters Podcast · host Jay Doran
"Something we cannot see protects us from something we do not understand. The thing we cannot see is culture, in its intrapsychic or internal manifestation. The thing we do not understand is the chaos that gave rise to culture. If the structure of culture is disrupted, unwittingly, chaos returns. We will do anything - anything - to defend ourselves against that return." - Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of BeliefArtist, entrepreneur, podcast host, Creative Director for 1Team Media, and founder of VC2ART Vinnie Candelore is doing us the honor of sitting down to further discuss the painting he was commissioned to create to be presented to Dr. Jordan B. Peterson at this year's TAG event in Atlanta, Georgia. Where the first discussion of the piece stemmed from a place of wanting to better get to know the creative process, today's discussion is drilling down a little deeper into the piece itself. Vinnie and Jay are taking a more in-depth look at the piece and getting into the inspiration behind it, the process of producing it, and what the painting is meant to represent in the eyes of the artist. We hope you enjoy this further discussion with the one and only Vinnie Candelore.
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"Something we cannot see protects us from something we do not understand. The thing we cannot see is culture, in its intrapsychic or internal manifestation. The thing we do not understand is the chaos that gave rise to culture. If the structure of culture is disrupted, unwittingly, chaos returns. We will do anything - anything - to defend ourselves against that return." - Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief Artist, entrepreneur, podcast host, Creative Direc...
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