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Thanks so much! Super appreciate you watching and the feedback. Super helpful.

Absolutely true. I still can't believe the skill and knowledge it takes to build one of these. Truly floating works of art. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

@@artrageousnate you are welcome. It's the place that makes it magical too. If gondolas were to be sent to another place it would never have the same vibes. How lucky to be a venetian, to be a gondolier.

@@artrageousnate a unique combination of art and technology. The technique of making itself is already a high art.

@@anggriindraprasti6165 totally agree! I would love to give it a try!

I have seen it, and it's an amazing movie! I still can't believe they were able to make something like that happen. I think the movie mixed reality with fiction, which makes sense. I just keep looking at everything and everyone I have researched or interviewed for this series, and re-reading what his friend Paul Gauguin said. Paul, who truly was his best friend and knew him on a deep level, didn't even hesitate to say Van Gogh committed suicide. I think for him, it just made sense considering the mental state Van Gogh often found himself. I have a family member who is bipolar, and for me, Van Gogh's behavior resembles this family member so much. From extreme mood swings without any warning, extreme depression despite being surrounded by friends, and being depressed yet seeming to be living their best life. Anyway, I love talking about all of this! I'm less concerned about exactly how it happened, etc, and more concerned about people, and specifically artists, being aware of symptoms like Van Gogh's. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

So glad you enjoyed it! Loved creating this series. Fascinating to see everywhere he lived and worked. Thanks for the support!

So glad you enjoyed it, and fantastic that you have been to Arles! Such a beautiful area of France. Thank you for the support!

@@artrageousnate Thank YOU for putting out a quality video when there is so much garbage on RUclips!

Thanks! I really try hard to make content that matters, so thanks for the support.

Thanks man! One of my fav locations I’ve ever been to.

Hahaha! I mean, there is a sweet pizza place just steps away from the tower. I'd start there.

haha! I mean, both professions sound great to me! I will say working for one of these teams would be an amazing experience. You also get to travel the world, which is a definite bonus! Thanks for watching and for the support!

Yes, he definitely was! I also remember watching him as a kid, which is why I was beyond excited to make this episode. Sort of a surreal experience, to be honest! Thanks for watching and for the feedback!

What exactly did you pass? Would love to know.

Haha! Great to hear! I was obviously a bit too excited about filming this episode. It was just surreal to be standing where he filmed. So cool! Thanks for watching and the feedback!

In many ways you are very correct! I don't think there are any artists out there who would tackle something like he did in the conditions he worked in. It's just amazing to also see a city so incredibly supportive to artists. THAT may never exist again!

I would like to add. Ask anyone, anywhere, to name one artist they may know. One name will invariably be mentioned. He was a Rock Star par excellence. Image if you also asked someone to name a contemporary artist? You will not get the same universal response. No other artist, before or since, has this find of fame and notoriety. It is exclusive to him.

haha! Very true! I don't think the Italian government would be too happy about that. Also, the last time I was there I saw two armed army guys pacing around. That soup can wouldn't last long! Thanks for watching and the feedback!

Great question! Actually, his sisters operate his estate, work, name, etc. They are doing a great job, and it's even greater knowing they are the ones profiting vs a company. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

Myself included. I had to step away and take a walk after reading about it. I have no idea how she pulled herself together after such an incredible injury. So much respect for her life and work! Thanks for the feedback, and please be sure to share this episode for me. Thanks!

i fee bad for how she felt pain. loook at her art

@@idk-if1bh No doubt about that. I can't imagine trying to move on and create while dealing with so much pain. But, it was Frida, so she pretty mushed just kicked butt and kept creating!

Haha! I thought for a scientist he had more personality than I expected. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

Absolutely! I still can't believe how amazing this building is. Architecture and extreme creativity coming together. One of my favorite episodes we ever filmed! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

Help me here. Is something you made in this video? Thanks for watching!

This is super fascinating! I had never known any of this. Thanks for watching and sharing the great info!

Hi Jay in Pakistan! I cannot tell you how much this message means to me, and your timing could not be better. Knowing what I'm creating is helping students and educators like yourself outside of the US is priceless. As we keep hunting for more financial support, feedback like this not only helps us with grants, but it also keeps me and my team motivated! Please keep inspiring the next generation, and thank you for being an educator! If you and your class ever want to chat art and creativity via Zoom or Google hangout, let me know! Hopefully one day we will make it to Pakistan to film. That would be amazing!

That's awesome information! I don't believe they mentioned that to me when we filmed there. Would have been good to know! I don't think many people know there is a high-tech side to this construction. Truly is amazing. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

Definitely! I would say it was the perfect example of terrible planning, and a brilliant engineering repair project. Haha! Thanks for watching and the feedback!

So, I'm guessing you are also an industrial designer? I'm not too sure on the engineering, but my goal was to show how engineers and designers have to work together in the real world. If you are a designer, where do you work? Have any projects you could share? I'm always looking to create another episode like this, but updated. Thanks for watching, subscribing, and the feedback!

@@artrageousnate Deleting my replies? Seems a bit unnecessary.

That's awesome! Since visiting this studio, I have a couple already. I get attached to things when they have a great history/story behind them. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

Hahaha! So true! It feels like a lifetime ago, but also reminds me of how ridiculous the entire toilet paper situation was. Thanks for watching, subscribing, and the feedback!

By far one of the MOST amazing places I've ever been! So lucky to get invited to film here. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

Which measurements are you needing? The pizza box was pretty small, just over 12 inches by 12 inches. Everything else I simply made up as I went along! Hope that helps!

Appreciate the feedback! Yes, you are right. Napoleon never stole the Mona Lisa, and I never mentioned that he did. Of course, Napoleon did steal a TON of other works, which I do have an episode on one of them you should check out! I think most people forget that Da Vinci lived in France sponsored by the French government for the better part of his older years. I was just at his home a couple years ago. I think Perugia was just frustrated about other works that the Louvre had, which were either of Italian origin or stolen. For him, it seemed like more of a stunt for attention than anything else. Either way, the theft most definitely skyrocketed the Mona Lisa into fame, which I think is funny as an art history buff. Just think how many people and ideas are now only famous simply because enough people on Instagram, RUclips, etc says they are. Food for thought!

So glad that you were able to go see it! It’s definitely worth seeing even from the exterior. I think people underestimate it because you really need to see it with your own eyes and not just a photograph. Thanks for watching and the feedback!