In this episode of 6.5 Minutes with C21, graduate fellow Jamee Pritchard interviews Milwaukee-based sculptor and UW–Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts lecturer Mich Dillon. Dillon's artistic practice explores themes of memory, connection, and liberation through wood, rope, and found materials. In his work, wood symbolizes the human body, rope represents unseen tensions, and found objects speak to the cultural imprints carried through everyday life.

To learn more about Mich Dillon's work, explore the links below.

Portfolio: https://www.energysdomain.com/home

Instagram: @energymadethisone