Abou Farman on Leonor Caraballo's "Vision"

In 2012, Studio 360 aired a story about a pair of artists — a husband and wife team named Leonor Caraballo and Abou Farman. In 2008, Caraballo had been diagnosed with breast cancer and created an artwork about the experience titled Object Breast Cancer . Her husband and artistic partner Abou Farman told us that her final spiritual and creative journey began when he introduced her to Ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic and medicinal plant used in the Amazon. She wanted to make a feature film about a woman who goes to the Amazon in search of the plant. Just as they began pre-production, Carballo learned that the cancer had returned in full force, but she was determined to finish the film, even if the production process wore her down. Sadly, Leonor passed away in 2015. She worked on Icaros until the end of her life, although she didn't live to see the film completed. "Icaros: A Vision" screened at Tribeca and several other film festivals.

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Abou Farman on Leonor Caraballo's "Vision" is an episode from Science and Creativity from Studio 360.

This episode is 09:49 long.

This episode was published on Dec 5, 2016.

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