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Timothy Hull is an “archeologist of the soul” — an artist who gathers inspiration in the field of history, and draws connections between antiquity and the present in elegant paintings that are often covered in patterns, ancient texts, and fragments of figures and architecture. We cover a lot of bases in this episode from seeing his beautiful home in Upstate New York as an ongoing work of art in collaboration with his husband, to esoteric spiritual interests, to our shared love of emo music and inspirational quotes.
http://www.kristenlorello.com/timothy-hull-soloexhibition-2019
https://ashesonashes.com/lim-mage-n
https://ashesonashes.com/dark-mode-2014-2019
Intro to ho'oponopono: https://youtu.be/hG6lwOpzBS4
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