In this second part of a three-part episode, I’m joined in my studio by landscape artist Kane Cunningham, whose thought-provoking work examines themes of environment, impermanence, and the human connection to place.

Kane shares insights from his rich artistic journey, including his early inspirations, his time as a lecturer, and his evolution into a full-time artist painting in remote, awe-inspiring locations. We reflect on his infamous house project – an audacious artistic statement involving a bungalow on a collapsing cliff in Scarborough – and the broader philosophy that drives his creative process.

The episode also delves into Kane’s personal story, including his family’s Irish roots, formative childhood experiences, and the transformative moment when he discovered art. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply curious about the life of a creative mind, this conversation offers an inspiring and heartfelt glimpse into the world of an artist redefining how we see our surroundings.

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