In conversation with Kapil Pandey on Storytelling through the lens of Art, Artist and Artistry. Summary In this episode of The Storied Way Perspective, Rituparna speaks to artist Kapil Pandey to explore the multifaceted nature of storytelling as an art form. They discuss the importance of self-expression through various artistic mediums, the necessity of experiencing art for storytellers, and the balance between being influenced by art while also maintaining a critical distance. The conversation delves into the power of storytelling, the significance of folk tales and myths, and the challenges of writing for children. They discuss the dangers of a single narrative and the need for alternate / diverse perspectives in storytelling. They also touch on how storytellers can sustain their craft and the role of curiosity in their work, emphasizing the need for inclusivity in language and storytelling practices. You can reach Kapil on Instagram Read Kapil’s Books | Lakeerein (Hindi) - Translation (English) The Dividing Lines, Tuntuni Watch Kapil Pandey in performance - Here - Here and Here Follow Delhi Storytellers Tribe Takeaways Storytelling is an art that everyone can practice. Art serves as a means of self-discovery and expression. Experiencing art is crucial for storytellers to connect with their feelings. There is a balance between being influenced by art and maintaining distance. Storytelling has the power to impact and manipulate perceptions. Folk stories and myths are timeless representations of human experiences. Writing for children should be inclusive and relatable. Storytelling can enhance various fields, including design and education. Curiosity is essential for storytellers to explore and question narratives. Storytellers should engage with their audience to foster reflection and understanding. Connect with Rituparna | ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ | Instagram Visit ⁠⁠www.yourstorybag.com⁠⁠ Write to us at ⁠⁠podcast@yourstorybag.com⁠ Watch ⁠Season 1 of The Storied Way Perspective on YouTube