When new stars are forming, the surrounding gases reflect the light generated in outer space and seem to explode into fireworks. Imagine how exciting it would be to peer into space and get close enough to see such Fireworks. Using our imagination, it might be possible.

Exploration of outer space will be more important in the years to come because the world is destined to look for security in the universe. I would like to join the gentleman standing just beyond earth to see the true colors of the stars and planets. As a viewer of my image, what would you expect to see in space in the future? 

In ancient Greece, Ganymede, a native of Troy, was considered the most handsomest of men. Zeus decided that Ganymede should join the immortals so he made him a beloved slave. Modern scientists named the largest of Jupiter’s moons Ganymede. My interpretation of this myth includes the beautiful body of a dancer with Jupiter’s moon.

Jazz was born in 1920, the year that this Sax was created. The new star came into existence sometime this century.

I believe that future generations will be entering space for scientific and practical use with ease. Possibly the little girl in this image is imagining space and will enter it sometime in the future. Hopefully the viewer will be able to imagine it with her.

I firmly believe that the future of our civilization will depend upon the use of space to survive. The girl is in a room with mementoes from the past, but she looks to the sky for the future.