Crafthood: Digitality | Episode 01: The Distributed Craft Studio with Zachary Eastwood-Bloom
In this episode of Crafthood, Geoffrey Mann speaks with sculptor Zachary Eastwood-Bloom about the evolving relationship between craft, digitality, and technology. From his early experiments with digitally disrupted ceramics to large-scale sculptural works produced across international networks of makers, Eastwood-Bloom reflects on how digital tools have transformed not only what we make, but how we think, collaborate, and create. Together they explore distributed studios, creative agency, the value of mistakes and glitches, and the role of AI within contemporary craft practice. A thoughtful conversation about materiality, authorship, and what it means to make in an increasingly digital world.
Crafthood: Digitality | Ep 02: Gesture, Materiality & Otherworldly Forms with Audrey Large
In this episode, Geoffrey Mann speaks with designer Audrey Large reflecting on the intersection of digital technology and material practice. Exploring themes of gesture, materiality, and otherworldly form, the conversation considers how contemporary makers navigate the space between the virtual and the physical, generating objects that challenge familiar ideas of craft, function, and aesthetics.