“The purpose of the universe is to be mysterious.”

He is either a philosopher or theologian in the making or even better a digital artist. I don’t recall any of my theology or philosophy professors ever making a more profound or wonderful statement.

Mystery can be good if we let it lead us to awe and wonder. The wonderful thing is that we are a part of this mystery. We are woven into the same fabric that holds the stars in the sky and we are after all made of the very stuff that the stars are made. We are creatures of the light.

We as artists are charged with the responsibility of making visible some small bits of that great mystery.

Thanks for sharing the pictures and Julian’s wonderful words.

regards
Robert