ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today we are joined by Ozi Magaña, a Bay Area artist whose art brings you into the creation of a world as he’d like to see, full of heroes and heroines. Ozi shares his art on his website www.feodome.com and on instagram @feodome His art is greatly inspired by his life, the people around him and the historic inspiration of comic books mixed with mesoamerican aesthetics that evoke and honor his culture. Join us as we discuss navigating the art world, gentrification and the other side of bartending.
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United States
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