Inspiration

My creative path has always been influenced by my interest in the cosmos and the great space that surrounds us. Since I was young, I would look up at the stars and think about what's out there. This curiosity has motivated me to create, explore, and ponder over the endless possibilities of the universe.

I have been much inspired by astronomers like Carl Sagan. He could describe the amazement and beauty of the universe through his words, which helped me see how wonderful space and science are. Sagan's famous line, "We are made of star-stuff," still reminds me of the amazing link between us and the cosmos. One of the greatest influences has been Neil deGrasse Tyson, mainly for his ability to simplify complex ideas within science and make them interesting. His passion for astronomy, his lucid storytelling, has changed how I work on my own projects—trying to mix creativity with the amazing things in science. Another huge influence is Edwin Hubble, whose discovery on the red shift and the expansion of the universe shook our view of time and space, fuelling my appetite to explore further the frontiers of science and creativity. Also, the work of Katherine Johnson, the great mathematician whose calculations were so vital for space missions at NASA, helped me realize how important attention to detail and persistence are in any creative activity.

From their work, I've learned how strong curiosity can be, how important it is to question what we think, and all the chances we have when we delve into what we don't know. These people keep inspiring me as I try to create new worlds that are exciting and that mix the magic of space with the depth of storytelling.