I get a noble feeling knowing I come from the stars. The atoms in my body have traveled the universe and have been around from the beginning of time itself. I'm just "borrowing" them for a microscopic amount of time, in perspective with the universe. Once I'm done, the universe takes it back, and cycles it through something else, like a new tree or a president yet to be born.

What's more beautiful, inspiring, and significant than knowing just how much of the universe is within you?

Although I don't like the phrase YOLO, I actually live like that and understand its sentiment. I live like I only get one chance at existence, so I relish in the beauty of the natural world, build and strengthen my relationships, do what makes me happy, help those who need it, try new things, and learn as much as I can about the universe I live in to enrich myself. I think if people put more effort in just 2 of those things, humanity might start looking a little better.

Want to know what some molecules do when you give them 4 billion years to evolve?.. they sit there and wonder what the last statement they read meant.

For me, it's (art) all about conveying my thoughts... and I'm not done saying what's on my mind.

Artists and geniuses tend to be the loneliest of us all