May, 2026 First Friday w/ Tina Konec

About this episode

Tina Konec discusses her artistic practice centered around drawing coniferous branches and the meditative qualities of her work.

“For more than a decade, drawing has been central to my artistic practice. Working with pencil and black ink, I build dense structures of lines that gradually form fragments of coniferous branches. The process itself is essential to my work and often takes on a meditative quality, unfolding through repetition, rhythm, and sustained attention. Nature holds a particular significance for me as a constant source of inspiration. The recurring motif of coniferous branches originates in the landscape of my home environment, where such trees are abundant. In my work, this natural form becomes a universal structure through which broader reflections on life, perception, and the many forms emerging from nature are revealed.” Learn More.

People in this episode

Guest: Tina Konec

Topics covered

• drawing
• artistic practice
• nature
• coniferous branches
• meditative process

Keywords

• drawing
• art
• coniferous branches
• meditation
• nature
• artistic process

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