On this episode, the Symbolic World podcast, I'm playing for you a discussion ahead with Andrew Gould.

Andrew Gould is an architectural designer, a liturgical artist, and he is also a very good friend of mine.

I'm actually the godfather to his last son.

We work together on several projects.

His aesthetic is very close to mine.

His way of viewing liturgical art, I would say is very complementary to mine. His way of viewing liturgical art, I would say, is very complimentary to mine.

And so you will definitely enjoy this discussion.

Of course, talking about his work, it would be useful for you to check out his website to look up Andrew Gould online

or watch the actual video that we put out if you want to also see

some imagery of his architecture and of his liturgical design. But nonetheless, even without those

images, you will find the discussion of community, of meaning, of how things come together

visually and also in terms of how the world lays itself out, I think you'll find that very

interesting as well.

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to get some visibility. Welcome to the Gould.

I'm pretty excited. It's the first time that I'm doing this live discussion with someone,

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