Interview with Stevie Kincheloe “Channeling Truth Through Movement”

In this episode, we speak to interdisciplinary artist, Stevie Kincheloe about channeling truth through movement. We begin discussing Stevie’s collaboration in “Translations of Being Through Sight and Sound” (May 23 – June 10, 2022), curated by VC Projects at El Nido, Los Angeles. The exhibition is in part, three aspects, a music performance by Shooka Afshar, The Quantum Soprano, accompanied by pianist, Anthony Cardella, and an art exhibition of oil paintings by Shane Guffogg, and Stevie’s interpretation of Shane Guffogg’s artwork through movement. We heard from Stevie firsthand about how she entered this sacred space between the dimensions of Shane Guffogg’s paintings in order to interpret to her own unwinding and being. Stevie’s sharing of her experience was nothing less than fascinating.  We also hear about her other creative outlets; songwriting, poetry, photography, and acting. Towards the end, I ask Stevie how to begin exploring a creative path through movement, she shares some influential books.

Stevie Kincheloe was born on the east coast, raised in middle America, and is currently based in Los Angeles, Kincheloe’s creative expression has been a slow and multi-disciplinary journey toward her truth. “Each medium that draws me to itself— songwriting, poetry, photography, sculpting, movement, acting, writing— reveals more of that mysterious truth in the process. Expression is a teacher and I am ever the student.” Her approach to creativity is more of a philosophy, a way of moving and being in the world, and her work is an outpouring of the experiences she has and the lessons she learns along the way.