Ken Ono, a math prodigy and professor, views mathematics as an art form that intersects beautifully with the universe. He shares his unconventional path to success, rising from a high school dropout to making waves in academia and film. Ono discusses the role of math in optimizing Olympic swimmers' performances and reveals fascinating breakthroughs in prime number theory. He also highlights his collaborative experience in creating a Hollywood film about the enigmatic mathematician Ramanujan, emphasizing the power of authentic representation.