Olga Yakimenko: Perception, Stories and Films
About this episode
Olga Yakimenko discusses her experiences as a filmmaker and writer, exploring themes of perception and storytelling.
In this episode of Hoscast, we talk with Olga Yakimenko, film-maker, writer and of course, Interintellect Host. Throughout the conversation we talk about how moving around so often shaped her view of the world, why she really enjoys human perception and what is the power of stories. We also talk about her most recent project: "The User Illusion", which you'll want to know all about. You can be on the look out for Olga's next salons here: https://interintellect.com/hosts/olga-yakimenko Follow Olga on Twitter: https://x.com/AnalogWhole
People in this episode
Host: Interintellect
Guest: Olga Yakimenko
Topics covered
- perception
- storytelling
- filmmaking
- human experience
- art
Keywords
- Olga Yakimenko
- perception
- stories
- films
- The User Illusion
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The User Illusion
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