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Enter the void with artist and host David Choe in a guided meditation on the color white. When presented with the absence of color, a blank canvas, a negative space, will you see what's empty or full?
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What happens today if, after you hit stop on this broadcast, and in your tiny brain you don't perceive this as a masterpiece? Are you okay with that? I dare you to be moderate, to be average.
From the heart, mind and soul of artist David Choe. Choe is an American artist, musician, and former podcast host from Los Angeles. He has produced his own talk show called The Choe Show on FX Networks, and has appeared on various other shows such a The Joe Rogan Experience, Vice, the Rich Roll podcast, and more.
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This is a meditation about the color green. Green isn't just greed, envy, and jealousy. Green is power. Everyone loves you. YOU are LOVED.
Green color inspiration told through the lens of visual artist David Choe. A mixed media storytelling experience and guided meditation on the color GREEN by the creative mind behind "The Choe Show," Munko, and more.
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This is a meditation in yellow. Yellow is the color of sunshine and hope, it brings warmth and cheer to any situation.
A unique color meditation from the artist behind the "The Choe Show," David Choe. Choe guides listeners on a short visual story with ebbs and flows, introspection, and animation.
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Blue is the color of the sky
On a bright and sunny day
It's the hue of the ocean
As the waves gently sway
Blue is the color of sadness
When love has gone astray
It's the shade of a bruise
After a hard fought fray
But blue is also the color of hope
A new day on the horizon
It's the tint of a clear sky
With a new chance to rise on
In every shade and every hue
Blue is a color that's true
It's a part of our world
And a part of me and you.
Discover the color blue in a whole new light as artist, podcast, and show host David Choe leads you on a captivating stream of consciousness experience. A creative immersion of vivid stories and random thoughts that explore the depth and meaning of the color blue.
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This is a meditation on the color grey. No one will ever be as mean to me as I have been to myself. This type of extreme thinking has done irreparable damage to our lives. Today, I am going to forgive myself. Today, I will live in the grey.
A meditation on the majestic color of grey, the color of EVERYTHING, of the universe. Artist David Choe shares some grey wisdom in a stream of conscious guided visual experience.
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You can try and hurt me with words, insults, fists, and violence... but you will never make an origami box better than me.
From the inner-thoughts of renowned artist David Choe, unlock the truth about Asians. Known for his ‘dirty-hands’ fast and loose artistic style, murals at the original offices of Facebook, and the original FX series “The Choe Show.”
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A meditative journey guided by artist David Choe into the Marvel superhero, Wolverine. Connect to the fierce spirit of wolverines, as Choe weaves a story of Wolverine’s aka Logan’s resilience and regenerative power despite life’s challenges. A guide to your inner Wolverine.
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In the heart of Los Angeles, artist David Choe invites his celebrity friends and acquaintances on a journey of creativity and self-discovery in “The Choe Show.” Set in Choe's childhood home, the artist serves as a guide, inviting guests to explore themselves through art, meditation, and discussion. The series includes: Will Arnett, Maya Erskine, Asa Akira, Rainn Wilson, Val Kilmer, and Denzel Curry, to name a few..
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Inhale, exhale, release, and pause for a moment of relaxation. Meditative moments from the mind, heart and soul of artist David Choe. "The Choe Show" is a complex blend of special interviews and creative experience that captures moments of reflection, vulnerability, and humanity in the participants as well as the host.
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Artist David Choe livestream art and conversation for Unexpected Connections 2020: It All Adds Up, a one-day virtual fundraiser supporting Covid-19 relief and the Black Lives Matter movement. Choe asks questions that anyone reconciling with how their relationship with their parents has affected the decisions they’ve made in life will recognize in their own thoughts. He investigates his history, linking key events in his life from ages 4 to 44 in order to grow as a person — which is part of the answer he offers on how to make things add up for yourself. Notable topics include 'The Choe Show,' seeking parental approval, experiences in a Japanese prison, Canadian road trips, and his mother's birthday. Some key topics he discusses is The Choe Show, making his parents proud, his time in prison in Japan, driving through Canada, and his Mom's birthday.