Throughout our lives, experienced endless powerful emotions, emotions provided by situations of great happiness or a lot of pain. Situations of horror or frustration, of fear or displeasure, of maximum fullness or of incredible desolation. Situations that take our soul and body to deep and unimaginable places.

Everyone of us goes through different situations on which the experience that gives wisdom to our life depends, allowing us to then use that knowledge in the way we believe appropriate.

Although in life this knowledge is used in different ways by each one, artists usually follow the same path and use it as inspiration for our art, allowing us to better express what we feel: Be it happiness or sadness, although in many times this latter motivates the artist and human being to have the need to express themselves and share their thoughts and ideas to the world.

It is well known that in difficult times sadness cannot be lacking. Although it is also well known that sadness is sometimes the best driver for creating powerful works. Great artists have claimed to have written their best works in their worst moments, and this is due to the overwhelming need of the human being to achieve happiness in dark moments, moments where, in general, the only way of escape, and therefore the only way capable of producing happiness, is art.

Different emotions and feelings such as anger, fear or even happiness itself, allow us to feel the inspiration necessary to create powerful works, just as happens with sadness, so it is a bit unfair and negative to depend solely and exclusively on the sadness to perform in the best way our, so beloved, art.

Although we cannot deny the brutal capacity of sadness to inspire the human being, we cannot forget the different emotions that, like sadness, give us a lot of beastly inspiration. Inspiration that allows us to continue presenting our thinking and ideas to the world.