I would love to love.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Mitch Lagos wants you to help him break in my bed.
He promises it won’t hurt.
Mario @chaoticinsanity and I had a photoshoot in an abandoned coal factory. We’re about 7 #badass I like to think that I’m staring at something so epic, I can’t photograph it. Thus, Mario simply photographed my reaction to the awe-striking celestial possibly holy occurrence above me… or i was just posing.
One day I said right, this brushstroke: It took the entirety of creation to make this brushstroke…to create me, to create this brushstroke. Every event is actually inscribed in every nuance of this brushstroke. Who am I to judge? Who am I to judge the beauty of this one brushstroke? And from then on I started to honour my work, I understand that my work is a work of the universe. Not just me.
Maurice Franco (Painter)
The Edge of Freedom
Pale Blue Dot. by Carl Sagan
It’s so inspirational to know that such extravagence is in actual exitstence right now.
48 seconds worth your time.
Our universe is spectacularly cool.
A Galaxy Rise
“We on earth marvel, and rightfully so, at the daily return of our single sun. But from a planet orbiting a star in a distant globular cluster, a still more glorious dawn awaits.
Not a sunrise, but a galaxy rise.
A morning filled with four hundred billion suns, the rising of the milky way.
An enormous spiral forming, with the collapsing gas clouds, condensing planetary systems, luminous super-giants, stable middle-aged stars, red giants, white dwarfs, planetary nebulas, supernovas, neutron stars, pulsars, black holes, and, there is every reason to think, other exotic objects that we have not yet discovered.
From such a world, high above the disc of the milky way, it would be clear, as it is beginning to be clear on our world, that we are made by the atoms and the stars, that our matter and our form are determined by the cosmos of which we are apart.”
- Carl Sagan
