Brian Lear on WNYC and for our last few minutes today what do pain, pleasure, sorrow, and freedom

look like?

I mean look like, seriously, imagine the range of human emotions visually what do you see a new

zine by the artist Josh Gosfield aims to map out the inner world of emotions in the aptly named The Atlas of Emotions, where he

depicts 12 emotions and he achieves these rich textures through his illustration.

So we're going to talk about Josh Gosfield's Atlas of Emotions and

some of the challenges of universalizing emotions visually that can be deeply personal and subjective, but

we're also going to open up the phones.

So listeners, for any of you, I wonder, do you associate or experience any of your emotions with colors,

shapes, textures, or anything else visual?

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Serious question.

I bet some of you do.

Do any of you associate or experience any of your emotions with colors, shapes,

textures, or anything else visual? What would be in your Atlas of emotions or

portrait gallery of emotions or art museum of emotions.

What do you look like or what does it look like I should say when you're

actually experiencing joy or anger or inspiration or boredom or any other feeling or what might they look like when you think about them later.

Have you ever done any art yourself along these lines, but do you associate or experience any of your emotions

with anything visual, color, shapes, textures, anything else?

212, 433, WNYC, 212 433, 9692, as we welcome Josh Gosfield back to WNYC.

Hi Josh. Hi, Brian, Brian good morning how are you.

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