CSEA Talks / SCEA Dialogues – Episode Three
Conversation with Melissa Ledo PhD candidate from McGill University – “Art as a form of language”
Welcome to another intriguing episode of CSEA TALKS/SCEA DIALOGUES! Today, we are thrilled to welcome Melissa Ann Ledo, a PhD student at McGill University, to the show. Melissa delves deep into the realm of art as a form of language, shedding light on its ability to communicate in ways that words often cannot.
In this episode, Melissa shares her profound insights on how art can serve as a potent tool for healing and finding equilibrium in the midst of life’s intricacies. She artfully navigates the delicate balance between the demands of academia, the nurturing responsibilities of family life, and her unique artistic expression. We explore her deliberate embrace of the unhurried art of embroidery during her graduate studies, uncovering the hidden stories and therapeutic qualities woven into each intricate stitch.
This episode is a deep dive into the expressive power of art, the meditative qualities of embroidery, and the enchanting world of Melissa’s jellyfish creations. Prepare to be inspired as we explore how creativity knows no bounds and how art has the extraordinary ability to speak directly to the heart and soul. Tune in and let Melissa Ann Ledo’s unique perspective transport you to a realm where imagination and emotion flow freely.
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