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This week, Carrie is joined by Dan Webb, a Seattle-based woodcarver whose work has been astonishing her for 20 years. Dan creates sculptures that seem impossible: hands emerging from raw timber, Mylar balloons carved from wood that say "I love you" and actually mean it, gestures frozen in material older than nations. We discuss his fifth exhibition at Greg Kucera Gallery, "Yespalier, (https://www.gregkucera.com/exhibition...) " and explore why he's dedicated himself to an ancient craft in a contemporary art world, what it means to carve through 300-year-old trees, and how he finds beauty and agency within the structures that constrain us. Represented by Greg Kucera Gallery (https://www.gregkucera.com/) , Dan's work is in collections including the Smithsonian, Seattle Art Museum, and Tacoma Art Museum. If you've ever wondered whether contemporary art can be both technically masterful and conceptually profound, both beautiful and meaningful—this conversation is for you. Join our free newsletter and become an art insider: https://mailchi.mp/seen/waitlist If you want to connect with us between episodes, follow us on Instagram: / watchseenart . About the Have You Seen? series: The Have You Seen? Series is all about talking to emerging and mid-career artists about their journey to now. Curious about how an artist got to where they are or indeed why they chose art in the first place? Then this series is for you. Join us as we speak to emerging and mid-career artists across the globe. Don’t worry, there’s no hiding behind art speak here, or pretending that being an artist is a bowl of cherries. We’re here to hear it all, straight from the source.