Daring Forever (Find your Extraordinary)
Daring Forever is a podcast about being human, wired for wonder, capable of courage, perpetually becoming. It's about the waves that knock us under and the strange, stubborn grace with which we surface.
Hosted by Radim Malinic, an author, creative, and an eternally curious human who is on a mission to speak with incredible people, also called Forever Daring Humans, those in pursuit of an extraordinary life.
Every week, discover an interview that is packed with amazing stories and value.
How will you dare forever?
This podcast is inspired by my upcoming book titled Daring Forever, which is now available for pre-order (Out October 2026)
More info https://radimmalinic.co.uk/
Daring Forever (Find your Extraordinary)
Dare to make the straight line perfect - Paloma Rincón
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Visual artist and photographer Paloma Rincón joins Radim to trace a creative life built on colour, contrast, and control. Raised in Mexico City and surrounded by handcraft, tactile materials, and a graphic designer uncle, Paloma fell first for the analog darkroom, then for the still-life sets she builds entirely by hand. ~
She talks candidly about the shock of moving to a "monochrome" Madrid at a young age, the disciplined self-reliance it forced on her, and how a chance pairing of a disco ball and a melon became one of her most iconic images.
The conversation moves from personal projects and happy accidents to the realities of commercial work, retouching, and surrendering control to a trusted team — closing on why she believes a distinct creative voice, not AI, will always be the thing that carries an artist through.
Takeaways
- Childhood surroundings shape creative instinct long before you recognise it — Paloma's love of colour, handcraft, and building spaces (rather than playing with dolls) runs through all her work today
- Moving somewhere "greyer" doesn't just change your surroundings — it can force a self-reliance and discipline that becomes a lifelong asset
- A signature style often lives in tension: Paloma's geometric precision sits deliberately against organic, fluid elements
- Analog training builds a physical, technical understanding of light and process that digital immediacy doesn't automatically teach
- The best juxtapositions — like the disco melon — often arrive as happy accidents inside a loosely defined creative "box," not a rigid plan
- Personal projects and commercial projects demand different relationships with control; knowing when to hold on and when to surrender is a craft in itself
- Retouching your own work can be meditative, but stepping back and handing it to others often produces a better result
- In an AI-saturated landscape, a distinctive creative voice — not the tool — remains the real differentiator
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