Jun 1, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 11 segments
Send us Fan Mail *Daring Creatively: Unfiltered* is an Australian art podcast where Sydney-based contemporary artist Korynn Morrison picks up the…
Joshua van GestelGuest
Corinne MorrisonHost
I now have an opportunity that I perhaps didn't have, um, prior to the studio existing.

And I think what I'm hearing you say as well is you've gone from production to honoring your process.

And you know, I think inevitably what happens when we pivot from this idea of just producing out of a need for, like, oxygen-

... versus creating with pure presence and creating from a place that is honoring what we do, and it's like that painting that you did, that's honoring your dad.

When we, when we get, get back to what creativity actually is as a whole, I think we can almost put it down to the fact that creativity is a place of safety.

... one of the things that I'm constantly educating, like especially with, you know, high school students-

But it is the one thing that we can do for ourselves that is our own sacred space.

And I think we forget to really honor that part of creativity, is that it, it, it asks nothing from us.

And I think at times this is where when we are going through this phase where we're-- we have this yearning to wanna paint more or invest more of our time into our work, I think that really truly tapping into that emotional state and honoring that, it's, it's the best thing that we can do for our work is go back to the why.

And sometimes when we're in the studio all the time, like I catch myself up constantly in filtering myself into that production mode, and I can feel myself-

And I have, I have tools that I use to get back into this state of presence so that I'm not just painting for the sake of painting.

No, I, I, I was going to say, and I think that's where, um, your earlier point around, or our earlier discussion on me now inviting my other work, so with Australian Retirement Trust, into that sacred space, into that process, that's where I have very clearly seen...

I now have an opportunity that I perhaps didn't have, um, prior to the studio existing.

And I think what I'm hearing you say as well is you've gone from production to honoring your process.

And you know, I think inevitably what happens when we pivot from this idea of just producing out of a need for, like, oxygen-

... versus creating with pure presence and creating from a place that is honoring what we do, and it's like that painting that you did, that's honoring your dad.

When we, when we get, get back to what creativity actually is as a whole, I think we can almost put it down to the fact that creativity is a place of safety.

... one of the things that I'm constantly educating, like especially with, you know, high school students-

But it is the one thing that we can do for ourselves that is our own sacred space.

And I think we forget to really honor that part of creativity, is that it, it, it asks nothing from us.

And I think at times this is where when we are going through this phase where we're-- we have this yearning to wanna paint more or invest more of our time into our work, I think that really truly tapping into that emotional state and honoring that, it's, it's the best thing that we can do for our work is go back to the why.

And sometimes when we're in the studio all the time, like I catch myself up constantly in filtering myself into that production mode, and I can feel myself-

And I have, I have tools that I use to get back into this state of presence so that I'm not just painting for the sake of painting.

No, I, I, I was going to say, and I think that's where, um, your earlier point around, or our earlier discussion on me now inviting my other work, so with Australian Retirement Trust, into that sacred space, into that process, that's where I have very clearly seen...
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