Dave Evans

Then you take another look and say, is there anything here that is interesting, right, that allows you to be curious?

You know, and I'll notice, well, he's got a plant there.

You know, why do we need a plant, you know?

And then something else might be interesting, like, you know, the fact that we have all these different cameras and why are these angles important?

That might be curious to me, you know?

And then I'll say, okay, now it's time for wonder glasses.

Which of those curious things do I want to really lean into and let the mystery reveal itself?

And I'm going to go with a plant.

Is it real or plastic, by the way?

Plastic.

It's plastic, okay.

So it's a plastic plant, but it's a good plastic plant.

So I'm noticing that is, so Chris is having these conversations with people and there is a little organic something in the room.

And so what that's, this is maybe an homage to, maybe it's evoking the fact that, you know, it's not just digital.

It's not just electronic.

It's not just black.

There's some life in here too.

And that reminder of life is, so how do reminders of life occur in life?

So I allow myself to fall in any moment in time.

There's a way I can, in a minute or two, reopen my availability to the fact that there's something, like Henry Miller was saying, that's indescribably mysterious and wonderful right in front of me if I let it be.