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Sculpting the Invisible: Tarek Al-Ghoussein on Memory, Material, and Meaning

In this episode of Creative Hour by Sandy Times Radio, sculptor Tarek Al-Ghoussein shares a deeply moving reflection on materials, memory, and meaning. From a childhood encounter with limestone to the global language of basalt, from journaling to voids, and from sacred geometry to contemporary identity, Tarek’s work is both intimate and universal. This isn’t just about sculpture — it’s about the questions that shape us. 03:20 I found my calling at 12 — then forgot it for years​ 08:40 Can emptiness hold meaning? Sculpting the void after loss​ 11:45 Writing is my refuge — here’s how journaling saved my art (and my sleep)​ 14:00 We’re all born into invisible borders — this is how I break them​ 20:00 Public art is memory — and cities need it to stay alive​ 27:00 From limestone to gold: what ancient materials still teach us today