"Thousands of illuminated colors blinking at the speed of light – isn't that the very illusion of Life in our transient world?"—Yayoi Kusama
Share your answer on social media for the chance to win a pair of tickets to Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors (don't forget to hashtag your post with #infiniteLA). Submit your response by 11:59 p.m. on December 22, and we'll announce the winner on December 26.
Dr. Lucy Jones, a seismologist at CalTech in Pasadena, shows the public how to use technology to process and share information about earthquakes, while emphasizing the need for emotional tools that help people take action when an earthquake hits.
Last week's winners were:
@brain_on_fire (Dee Mack), who answered the question, "What do you hope to accomplish in your lifetime?: "I hope to destigmatize mental illness by educating individuals, families and organizations. I am a proud social worker who has had the privilege of working with the homeless with mental illness and substance abuse as well as with children, adolescents, adults from all communities. My hope is that people will increase their understanding and not be fearful or judge mental of mental illness."
@Meiix3 (Melissa), who answered the question, "How has repetition helped you achieve a goal?": “Everything outdoors is moving. When I'm losing daylight, I have to position, adjust, focus, click, and review the shots repeatedly. In each setting, whether I'm on my feet or on my stomach, only after the process is ingrained I am free to capture the photo I need “Everything outdoors is moving. When I'm losing daylight, I have to position, adjust, focus, click, and review the shots repeatedly. In each setting, whether I'm on my feet or on my stomach, only after the process is ingrained, I am free to capture the photo I need."