Through Our Eyes: The Intersection of Art, Memory, and Culture

Hosts: Gurpreet Singh, Ekamjot Dhillon, Avneet Kaur, Jashanpreet Singh, Kusampreet Kaur 

In the podcast Through Our Eyes: The Intersection of Art, Memory, and Culture, the hosts have an exciting and personal chat about how art relates to our own lives and cultures. Set in the peaceful atmosphere of forest paths, they talk about how visual art reflects our feelings, memories, and who we are. Each host shares their own stories and thoughts inspired by famous artworks like Van Gogh’s Starry Night, Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms, and Faith Ringgold’s story quilts. These stories reveal how our backgrounds and emotions influence how we see art, creating special and meaningful connections.

The podcast also looks at how our cultural backgrounds affect how we interpret art, mentioning artists like Bharti Kher, Diego Rivera, and Kara Walker. The hosts discuss how cultural symbols and traditions help us understand art while also pointing out common themes that everyone can relate to. They expand the conversation to show how art encourages us to think deeply, question societal norms, and build empathy, allowing us to view the world—and ourselves—in a fresh way.

With engaging storytelling, expert insights, and moments of genuine emotion, the podcast not only highlights the beauty and impact of art but also inspires listeners to think about their own experiences. Through Our Eyes takes its audience on a thought-provoking adventure into the connections between art, memory, and culture, inviting everyone to discover meaning and connection in the creative expressions around us.