AD 216 | Ethel Cain
“Daughter’s of Cain”


Photo by Yoshino

Hayden Silas Anhedönia, a Florida native better known as Southern Gothic musician, Ethel Cain, creates her art with the same simple intention behind a Sunday morning sermon; to not only be heard, but also felt. Combining her Southern Baptist upbringing with her love of folk, country, and rock music, as well as all things horror and drama, she aims to create nothing other than a visceral experience that lingers long after consumption.

Photo by Yoshino


Show Notes:
  • The meaning of her tattoos
  • Religion / Hayden’s problems and fascination with Christianity and cults
  • Her childhood experiences
  • Social order, classism, eastern and western cultures
  • Identity
  • Cancel culture, honesty, and speaking freely
  • The beginnings of “Ethel Cain”
  • Mental health and dismantling the narrative
  • Wrap Up

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Posted 11.15.2021




About

"I started this series as a means for exploration, an exploration of self, and an exploration of the perspectives of other artists.

This series is an unabridged documentation of conversations between artists. It’s a series dedicated to breaking down the barriers we tend to set up in our own minds. I want to inspire future creatives to have the courage to explore and experiment. This is about making dreams a reality and not about letting our dreams fall to the wayside.

My intention is to give my audience a sense of real human connection, something that feels rich and organic.

When I was thinking of a title I thought of the word “movement”.

In relation to the Renaissance period in art, my goal for this program is to signify a rebirth of consciousness towards the way we look at contemporary art."

- Yoshino
Contact

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