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In this episode of What’s My Thesis?, host Javier Proenza sits down with Los Angeles-based artist Lauren Goldenberg Longoria for a wide-ranging conversation about the emotional life of materials, the healing power of papermaking, and the quiet radicalism of process-based art.
Goldenberg Longoria's practice is rooted in intimacy—with memory, with grief, with the hand. She speaks openly about her ritual of pulping old drawings into fresh sheets of handmade paper, embedding past lives into new surfaces. Her work straddles the line between sculpture and drawing, always returning to tactile experience as a site of transformation.
We discuss the logic of repetition, the vulnerability of working with ephemeral materials, and the artistic value of slowness. For anyone interested in process, materiality, or the meditative space of the studio, this is an episode not to be missed.

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