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Episode 4 of the Connecting the Dots podcast from Amici.Art with Lucia Pizzani.
In this episode, George visits Venezuelan-born artist Lucia Pizzani in her studio at the iconic Gasworks in South London. Their conversation begins in Lucia’s early years in Caracas, tracing how her upbringing sparked a lasting fascination with the natural world, migration, and cross-cultural exchange—threads that continue to weave through her work today. Visit www.amici.art for more information and related media.
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Inspiring Acoustic Guitar by LesFM | https://lesfm.net/
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About Connecting The Dots
Connecting the Dots is an Amici podcast presented by George Mingozzi-Marsh. Each episode George meets with an artist to chat about their community, collaborations and how these connections continue to shape the artist they are today.
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