Active Erasure

In this episode, Chris tells a story about a drawing professor who taught him about not just identifying the negative space in our thoughts and actions, but something he called active erasure, and how being intentional about the act of taking things out can not only improve the work we do, but change its very nature...

Links

Alfred DeCredico

How to Grow an Idea, by Jenny Odell

Music

Raro Bueno, by Chuzausen

Veins of Silver, by Blue Dot Sessions

Bathyscaphe, by r beny

Credits

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After-Credits Links

1. More than half your body isn't human.
2. MIT's wearable device can 'hear' the words you say in your head.
3. Do We Finally Understand How Acupuncture Works?
4. Shh! Don’t Tell Them There’s No Magic In Design Thinking
5. https://twitter.com/davewiner/status/987350876602978305

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