Jun 22, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 10 segments
Send us Fan Mail *Daring Creatively: Unfiltered* is an Australian art podcast where Sydney-based contemporary artist Korynn Morrison picks up the…
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Zoe SernackGuestKorynn MorrisonHostDeveloping consistency within a creative practice because at the end of the day, I mean, I mentor a lot of creative people, and there's-
... of the day, if we're not in the studio getting our hands dirty, producing a shit ton of work-
... we actually don't move the ball forward, and all I see in you is you're constantly moving the ball forward.
The first question I wanted to ask you is, what does a consistent creative practice actually look like for you here and now versus what it did previous? 'Cause I know that you've done a lot of things previous to being full-time in the studio.

Um, well, I think, I mean, I think you've, you've already said it, and you've said it in interviews that you've done about your work.

I've always had this, I find this funny sort of relationship with mistakes, and now I've just decided just to call them happy mistakes because, um, again, like you, we're working with layers, and-

I think working in layers you have to get rid of a lot of your fear of starting and-

And because I am working in layers, I can easily, you know, put a big shape over something that I'm like, "That doesn't work." So, um, and when it comes to...
Developing consistency within a creative practice because at the end of the day, I mean, I mentor a lot of creative people, and there's-
... of the day, if we're not in the studio getting our hands dirty, producing a shit ton of work-
... we actually don't move the ball forward, and all I see in you is you're constantly moving the ball forward.
The first question I wanted to ask you is, what does a consistent creative practice actually look like for you here and now versus what it did previous? 'Cause I know that you've done a lot of things previous to being full-time in the studio.

Um, well, I think, I mean, I think you've, you've already said it, and you've said it in interviews that you've done about your work.

I've always had this, I find this funny sort of relationship with mistakes, and now I've just decided just to call them happy mistakes because, um, again, like you, we're working with layers, and-

I think working in layers you have to get rid of a lot of your fear of starting and-

And because I am working in layers, I can easily, you know, put a big shape over something that I'm like, "That doesn't work." So, um, and when it comes to...
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