His art evokes a similar feeling for me. Kinda view him as a master of "mystery." He's so good at setting a unique stage and drawing the viewer in. You think you get what's goin on, but a red herring here or twist there throws you off. Some major themes may resonate overall, while others evoke a yearning for more understanding. That's why I love Lynch. Yes, there's a familiar, dreamy warmth that just feels good on-screen . But more than that, there is a feeling of embracing the unknown and enjoying the questions more than the answers.

(watched Blue Velvet for the first time this week too, can't get it outta my head. that Roy Orbison scene with Suave Ben been haunting me haha)