Skulls have held powerful meanings throughout history, from symbols of protection against evil spirits to representations of death, rebirth, and spiritual connection. But can something as heavy as death be portrayed in a light, creative way? On this episode of The Empty Coffin, we dive deep into the world of contemporary artists who use skulls and bones as their medium of expression. Our special guest, Katherine Harrison, a dedicated farmer and ethical supplier of animal bones, explains how honoring the spirit of each animal helps artists create meaningful, respectful pieces. These talented creators share their process and reveal how their work, though rooted in the macabre, is not inherently dark. Instead, it’s a unique blend of beauty, transformation, and respect. Join us as we uncover how these artists reshape the way we think about oddities and macabre art, offering a fresh and respectful take on a timeless subject. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that will leave you with a new appreciation for this captivating art form! Listen now on The Empty Coffin podcast! Thank you for supporting The Empty Coffin Podcast! Please help us make this show the best it can possibly be. Subscribe on your favorite podcasting app, and rate and review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Follow Greg on Instagram and TikTok for bonus content. Together, let's take this show to the next level. Think about joining the elite group of Dr Hannibal Lecter level supporters on Patreon You can also buy Greg a cup of coffee The Empty Coffin is part of the Evergreen Network The amazing music on The Empty Coffin is by Sedcairn Archives Thanks to Katherine Harrison, Support Harrison Farm Find her on Instagram and Facebook too @HarrisonFarm13 Experience Pandemonium shop and see event schedule. And thanks to photographer, Josh Raftery. Explore his galleries HERE
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