Attawalpa

Yeah.

Which I find crazy.

I mean, I'm not a time traveler, but like the woman is the dimension that we all, they bring us into this dimension.

They're a portal into the world.

So of course they're going to be the best at doing that.

Like it just makes sense.

You know, back to my mother, she could say so little with her words, but say so much just with like, you know, her art and like one sentence or just the title, like the titles of her paintings are so funny and just says what's going on in her brain.

It's in such a cool way and expansive.

I think we all lose something.

That whole thing of don't grow up, it's a trap.

And I think making and creating and having the ability to do that keeps us in that sort of endless youth feeling of not knowing what's behind that wall, not knowing what's funded what war.

It's just like you get to go into a room and you get to go back and just create a world and it's just you naked with this thing.

And that's what keeps us sane.

Okay, it's kind of not in the vein of like, you know, taking the Mona Lisa home or Picasso.

But I think I'd take a Kurt Cobain painting.

Yeah.

It's called Hello, Hello.

And it's really similar to the Ancestor Side artwork.

But it's like this painting he did.

Yeah, it's really cool.