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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 1H 25M

The Absurdity of Creativity | Sam Absurd

from Future History · host Wayne Lim

Sam Absurd is a visual artist working across illustration, murals and public art. His practice is driven by an exploration of paradox, nature and philosophy, using intricate visual compositions to question logic, perception and the nature of reality.On this episode, we explore the tension between simplicity and complexity in creative work, building a practice that balances intuition, curiosity, and deeper philosophical thinking. This conversation looks at how artists develop a distinct visual language, navigate the unpredictability of social media, and stay grounded in the process rather than the outcome.We dive into:Developing a style that feels simple yet layeredWhy unsettling work can be the most engagingFreestyling vs intentional compositionThe connection between maths and creativityUsing paradox and the absurd as a creative lensWhy some of the simplest ideas resonate the mostThe unpredictability of social mediaCreating work that is meaningfulFinding enjoyment in the process over validationAnd so much more.--Follow Sam on Instagram: @samabsurd—Follow Future History on Instagram: @futurehistory.coFollow Wayne Lim on Instagram: @hausofwayneMade for Makers. Shop Future History Unofficial Goods:shop.futurehistory.co

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