Vincent van Gogh's The Starry Night (1889) said it was not a painting of the night sky that he had seen in person, unlike other paintings he had painted. Instead, it is said to have been painted while recalling the night sky he saw. Gogh thought the stars twinkled and held a 'feast of light'.

Obviously, even during the day, the stars are shining in that position, but most people don't notice the "festival of light." And it is said that the longer you look at the sky, the more stars there are. I think 'hope' is the same thing. Even at the moment when I think it can't be more difficult, there is always a small hope. It's just hard for people to notice. Like this, I think that if I live my life and always try without losing hope, the stars will not stop the "festival of light" for me.