Episode 58: Visions of the New South with Seck

"Visions of the New South” is an episode of Visual Intonation that dives deep into the world of Seck, an Emmy award-winning filmmaker and visual artist known for his captivating work that amplifies the Black experience through a decolonized lens. Join us as we explore the journey of a creative genius who has rapidly become a leading voice in the New South's artistic scene. 

In this episode of this podcast, we unravel the layers behind Seck's immersive and eye-catching visuals. We delve into his technical mastery as a director, cinematographer, photographer, and editor, discovering how these skills intertwine to create his unique aesthetic. Our conversations will reveal the stories, inspirations, and processes behind his most renowned projects. 

Listeners will get an inside look at Seck’s collaborations with influential musical artists like Killer Mike, Jucee Froot, Ron Obasi, Mike Floss, and Brian Brown. We'll uncover what it means to be an "emerging audiovisual genius," as described by Angler Magazine, and discuss the impact of being named "Director of the Year." 

Our journey also takes us to the heart of Seck’s experimental video art installation, 'Free,' exploring its conception, the challenges faced during its creation, and its triumphant debut in Nashville, leading to a first-place win in the creative category at 2021 Le Book Chicago. 

"Visions of the New South” is more than just a podcast; it's an audio journey through the art and soul of one of the most dynamic and influential visual artists of our time. Whether you're an aspiring artist, a lover of profound storytelling, or someone who appreciates the intersection of art and social commentary, this podcast is for you. 

Tune in and be part of the conversation as we explore how Seck uses his art to navigate and redefine the narratives of the Black experience, one frame at a time.