Born feet first in Dallas' creative hub, "Deep Ellum" and having a great grandmother born in Marfa, Tx predating Judd's arrival, artist Ricardo Paniagua seems predestined for a career enveloped in the arts. The creative lives and works a few blocks away from Clyde Burrows (of Bonnie and Clyde) burial site in the same neighborhood that produced talents such as Stevie Ray Vaughn, Erykah Badu, David Allen Coe, Selena Gomez and many other champions of culture. The artist is a passionate believer in Astrology and once held a one on one argument with Neil De Grasse Tyson on Facebook. He once debuted on the late night television show, "Cheaters" and has been cited as the Lindsay Lohan of the Dallas art scene by a society magazine. Ricardo is often given art assignments in his dreams and hopes to one day create a life work entitled, "Gazebo Park." Meow Wolf is Ricardo's entrance into the world of Immersive Art as he continues to expand his creative fingerprint on this great big floating space rock. Ricardo's life story is one of rags to riches whereby the riches are yet to be seen, but with each day's new sunrise that much closer. Traveling the country and then abroad to speak a message of hope to high school students and creating a foundation that will ease human suffering in many ways are his ultimate goals.