The Story of PxBR

I believe every person on this planet is created with a purpose.

Some are fortunate enough to discover theirs early, while others spend years searching, waiting for that purpose to reveal itself. The journey to PxBR was a blend of both—a gradual unfolding of curiosity and inspiration that began in childhood.

From an early age, I was captivated by the mysteries of space. The boundless skies, the enigmatic galaxies, the unanswerable questions about distant planets, and their stories all invited me to dream and wonder.

One of my earliest memories is of watching the iconic Apollo 4 footage. The first stage of jettison, captured by the onboard camera, was mesmerizing. I must have played it on a loop, fascinated by humanity’s determination to touch the stars.

But my curiosity wasn’t limited to the cosmos. I found myself drawn to the profound questions of existence:

Who created our belief systems?

Where do we come from?

What happens when we die?

These questions, vast and complex, stayed with me. Over time, they intertwined with my love for visual storytelling, giving birth to PxBR—a canvas where these themes converge through digital imagery.

Questions about life, space, and faith don’t have simple answers. They’re like an intricate puzzle, with pieces scattered across time and experience. Each discovery—a fleeting thought, a profound realization, or a simple observation—adds to the bigger picture, leaving one wondering what the full image will look like.

The beauty of this puzzle lies in its uncertainty. You start somewhere, fit one piece into another, and suddenly, a faint and incomplete image begins to take shape.

Then come what I call ‘Divine Revelations.’

‘Divine Revelations’ are those rare, fleeting seconds when everything aligns. Life suddenly makes sense, and everything you value, believe in, and aspire to embody converge in a straightforward object, idea, or experience. All of a sudden, those puzzle pieces create a clear image.

It’s the moment you realize you’re living the life you dreamed of decades ago.

Or a single word in a random book answers a question that has lingered in your mind for years.

 It could be a song cutting through the noise, delivering clarity amidst chaos.

For me, these moments are like puzzle pieces—fragments of truth that bring us closer to understanding the grand design.

Have you ever experienced such a moment?

PxBR was born from one such ‘Divine Revelation.’ It became a way to explore the vastness of existence, merging my lifelong questions about the universe with the power of storytelling.

From galaxies and planets to clouds and mountains, PxBR seeks to uncover the meaning of everything around us. It tells the story of the heavens and the earth through visuals, piecing together fragments of wonder to better understand who we are and where we come from.

PxBR tries to capture the individual puzzle pieces and make sense of them in the whole picture.

Life’s most significant questions may never be fully answered, but that makes the journey so beautiful. At PxBR, I embrace this uncertainty, driven by an insatiable curiosity to keep asking, seeking, and telling stories.

Because in the act of looking—whether through a telescope at the stars or a camera at the world—I find meaning.

And that’s why I keep gazing.