Night Sky Art Perpetually Surprises Mankind

Space contains so much that we don’t understand or even know about. We are here on Earth, simply going about our day to day while a seemingly infinite universe exists outside of our very atmosphere! The emission nebula in this night sky art print is a resident in the small Magellanic Cloud which has star-forming regions. It could be deduced that there are plenty of resources available inside these regions that favor the formation of countless stars, and these stars do not have to compete with one another for existence.

This painting makes me feel so small and unimportant but, I know that I’m part of something bigger! I want people to see my work and stop in their tracks and appreciate the life that they are living! When my art collectors are in doubt, perhaps getting lost in the wall art created by me could give them a little guidance on how they could move on.

It appears that falling in love with projected images of someone or something is far easier than growing old with them together. Most humans see everything as static and deny themselves the chance to listen to the stories of the people they love. Strange as it may seem, we prefer to spend our time sharing our lives on social media platforms. People prefer to browse posts and online forums and chat with strangers and acquaintances.

I’m not sure if communication becomes more effective when our fingers move across our keyboards at breakneck speed? Are we making meaningful connections eye contact when our eyes are on our cellphones? Where is the human connection? Having in-depth conversations during family dinners become less frequent. During the rare moments everyone is gathered together, time is spent looking into our cellphones without so much as glancing up. Could we really love someone when we refuse to converse with them?

Sometimes we hypnotize ourselves, becoming numb and staying in the same habits or way of life forever. Even the stars depicted in my night sky art are experiencing a series of transformations which may not be visible with the naked eye.

The world is ever changing. Discovering the new facets of every person or thing you love is fun, like finding a new star in the nebula of my night sky art prints! It’s like noticing that a new wrinkle has made its way onto your father’s face, or that a new white strand has just grown on your mother’s hair.

Instead, most humans see everything as static and deny themselves the chance to listen to the stories and history of the people they love. It appears that falling in love with projected images of someone or something is far easier than growing old with them together.

There are pages of videos on YouTube teaching us how to communicate better and how to support one another. Yet we’d rather choose a video full of memes or influencer-based content from someone who offers us nothing.

Sometimes we hypnotize ourselves, becoming numb and staying in the same habits or way of life forever. Even the stars depicted in my night sky art are experiencing a series of transformations which may not be visible with the naked eye. With the rotation of the Earth and that of the planets and their moons, no one can find the same celestial objects at the same time in the night sky. Nothing here is eternal.

The world is ever changing. Discovering the new facets of every person or thing you love is fun, like finding a new star in the nebula of my night sky art prints! It’s like noticing that a new wrinkle has made its way onto your father’s face, or that a new white strand has just grown on your mother’s hair.

There is always something to be grateful for as long as we are living, yet mankind somehow loses our way, forgetting how fortunate it is that we are alive and breathing. This painting signifies how there is so much more to our lives than the rush of the daily commute, the stress of work, or not making enough time for ourselves. Perhaps it’s the magnifying of misfortunes that drags us down. When something doesn’t go our way, we turn to anger, regret, and shame. When the reality is that all of us have an amazing ability to turn a negative into a positive if we put it into the right context.

Instead of languishing in despair, humans have the choice to find tiny blessings in everything. When the sunlight shines through the windows, shouldn’t we be thankful that we still have a day to go after what we want? Finding happiness shouldn’t have to be difficult; I want to make it easier for everyone to get a glimpse of something magnificent every day. In the hard times, my night art will sing through the dark night by giving hope to those who gaze upon these pieces.

Some might not even have the chance to bid farewell to the people they love when accidents strike. Who can say that as we age, our visual, audio, or other sensory capacities will continue to function normally? Or that the possessions we have will stay that way for tomorrow or the day after?

None of us can take whatever they earn on their journey through life. Perhaps that is why humans cherish the memories they have with one another most when their hair begins to turn grey. While they are chasing dreams and building their empires, the memories of their comrades will stack up. Their brains will later play the episodes of life from an invisible photo-book like an alluring melody, distant and familiar. Those having the most contended lives when this song is played had the best times with their buddies. They understood the importance of fostering amiable friendships and cared about their loved ones.

If humans have looked at the sky to feel a closeness to the stars in the quiet evening, they are sure to connect with this captivating night scene. When you’re stuck at your desk, swamped with work, and just need an escape … look to the skies, you may find the inspiration that you’re looking for! 🤯 My art prints are statement pieces that inspire awe, wonder, and conversations all without the hassle of a telescope🔭

Those who purchase a piece can gaze into the galaxies above them whenever they want, day or night. This has been my mission as a painter since I started working on this night sky art series. Being a painter is not just about creating eye-catching masterpieces to spin profits at art fairs. Fine arts would lose their prestige if the artworks were made to satisfy the art critics’ taste or fit into the galleries’ selling agenda. When I am ready for the next contemporary art exhibit, it will surely be the one in which every audience can feel my passion in the night sky.