What if the most honest thing you could do today involved scissors, glue, and a pile of old magazines?
In this episode of The Self-Investment Project, Kathy sits down with artist, teacher, and self-described "walking show and tell" Molly Meng, whose collage workshops have a way of cracking people open, gently, joyfully, and sometimes unexpectedly.
Molly's work is rooted in a simple but profound truth: we are all layered beings. And when we sit down with scissors and images that call to us, something quiet inside us begins to speak.
In this conversation, you'll explore:
Why collage is one of the most accessible forms of somatic self-expression
How layering in art mirrors the layers we carry as human beings
The healing power of making something with your hands without a plan or a grade
What it means to work so slowly you can hear yourself living (yes, Elizabeth Gilbert makes an appearance)
Molly's Traveling Postal Club, where strangers make collage postcards and mail them to people they love
How procrastination might actually be a process, not a flaw
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