@trevcimenski: thinking of Vincent

kaysweeney990 :

I love your posts. I could listen to you forever.♥️

tashatheskeleton :

Love this! I’ve been there as well! Have you ever seen the movie Vincent and Theo…it’s a movie about He and his brother. You are such “Rare Air”Trev! Thank you!♥️

P1ssy_guy :

your videos dipped from my Fyp a couple years ago, glad you've popped back in ❤️

Angelique Elizabeth Kern :

such an interesting thought. do you ever think that sometimes a thing is just a thing?

Jersinia Mara :

Whenever I see really old things I have to keep myself from touching them. I just keep thinking about how others hands touched that so many years ago. All those hands, in all those years. My hands just want to be part of that

C :

In my eyes: It's strange like that. We surround ourselves with precious things. Hoping they'll give us more. More happiness, or joy.. and people forget to see the beauty in the small close things. The things that - actually makes us happy, appreciative. Or sad. Things within our reach, people we know - or don't, that touch us and make us feel. Life feels good if we only dear to feel a little more. Thank you for sharing.

Sophie Gamez :

“Nice song” is a top 10 feeling 🥺 Absolutely!!

Hnee 🍯 :

When I saw the actual paint and no glass I felt genuinely apprehensive of the trust and love for art and human connection especially after seeing the Mona a week before I’m so glad we had different experiences because I needed it that day

alexis the playwright 🖋️ :

"I shall fight my fight quietly in this way & no other -- by calmly looking through my little window at natural things & drawing them faithfully and with love." - Vincent to his brother, Theo 🌻

📚Kathryn📚 :

That's how I felt in my college Lit class. Does everything in every book have to be symbolic?

Destination Authenticity :

What a beautiful story. Thank you.

LalaPomme🍏 :

Amsterdam is the Sin city for poets and song writers. They must be true to their emotions when they visit. For writers, no character is high enough to bring art back to its intimate evolution. And so they muse in total harmony with their hidden gems of creativity.

Suzanne Dameron MS :

I like special moments like that. Love the sunflowers in the bar that meant more.

BuiltwithSoul :

I would love to go see a waterfall with you.

Saying 'Yes!' To Yangon :

This commentary is utterly brilliant: naming our wretchedness...refusing superficiality...being deeply and troublingly honest in the face of our collective brutality

Andy Trautwein :

This is how I feel about art.

Arlene Lantz :

You are getting more handsome as you age 🩵

April :

your ending reminds me of Justin Bieber soccer half time performance.

Meisha🐾 :

youre beautiful🥰🥰

Maria 🦋🦋🦋 :

Kaitlyn | Homeschool & Nature :

you would love the book "my friends" by fredrik backman

Ash :

I feel like art is so deeply personal. The environment always changes how I feel and hate feeling like I have connect to a famous piece. But your story is a beautiful piece of art 🥹❤️

Robert Van Haaften :

This one hit me extra

Kaileykins :

Every time your videos pop up during my brain rot scrolling, I stop. It’s like having a deep conversation with a friend over coffee, where the time slips away without notice. You fill up my cup friend. Thank you ☕️💜

So Very Carrie :

I love listening to your thoughts. Thank you so much for sharing.