Art answers without thinking - or rather without overthinking, speaking from the heart.
"Beauty is something that can't be defined. It must be recognized as itself. It's creation, and destruction. The birth of a new star, the death of a sun. Beauty is in dreams that inspire, and in nightmares that must be overcome."
He looks to Gwen. "Beauty is strength, but also fragility. It is enduring, yet fleeting."
And, to Thistle. "It is flawed, and more beautiful because of it's flaws. Beauty is broken, cracked, repaired, and stubborn."
Art takes a breath, exhales, and admits a truth he knows in his soul, "Beauty is life."