Jared Leto Quotes

I Come From A Visual Background, And I Grew Up Around A Lot Of Hippies And Artists. My Mom And My Brother And I Moved Around A Lot. We Basically Moved Every Couple Of Years, And I Went To A Lot Of Different Schools. But Creativity, For Us, Was Always A Way Of Life. It Was Never A Job. Being An Artist Was A Passion And A Way Of Life.

Art Is Really Predicated Upon The Experiences That You've Had In Your Life. You Only Have To Share What You've Consumed.

One Of The Reasons I Moved Away From Painting Was Because I Eventually Discovered That I Wanted To Deal More With Motion, Time, And Performance - And That Became A Much Bigger Part Of My Life Both As An Actor And As A Musician And Someone Who Goes On Stage And Travels Around The World And Works On Productions.

Professionally, I Don’t Necessarily Have To Adhere To A Certain Dress Code. However, I Think That Comfort Is Crucial. Otherwise, You Won’t Be Able To Have Fun And Express Yourself.

I Thought It Would Be A Great Opportunity To Work With Someone That I Really Like And Really Respect As An Artist [like Alessandro Michele].

It's Nice To Be Able To Communicate Digitally With People Around The World.

When You Make Music, You're In Really Direct Contact With Your Fans Out There, So You Hear All Kinds Of Stories.

I Had Traveled To Russia And Met With Snowden, Which Was A Pretty Involved Meeting That Required Encrypted Communication And The Like. And It Was Fascinating Because Of Who He Is And What He's Done. And More So Because What's Going On Between Our Two Countries, Russia And The U.s., And To Meet Edward Snowden In Russia Was Unforgettable.

If You Are Willing To Walk The Path Of A Dreamer, Then Anything Is Possibly.

I'm Pretty Healthy So I Think That Helps A Lot. I've Been That Way For A Long Time - 20 Solid Years Of Eating Vegetarian/vegan And Taking Care Of Myself. That Probably Helps The Preservation Process.

I Wanted To Be A Visual Artist Because I Grew Up Around A Lot Of Painters And Photographers And Had A Very Artistic Upbringing. And I Fantasized About Being A Drug-dealer When I Was A Kid. I Thought It Would Be A Good Opportunity; I Knew That The Market Would Be Strong. Is That Bizarre?

Labels Are For Cans, Not For People.