Albrecht Dürer, 15th Century German painter, printmaker, and theorist, once said: “Truly, art is embedded in nature; he who can extract it, has it.” Human beings conceive art as a form of expression, mostly with an aesthetic function; it is said that art is the “sensitive expression of beauty” which tries to produce an emotional response from the beholder. If we take these two ideas as a starting point, we can conclude that everything that comes from nature cannot be more than the result of balance, beauty, and a feeling of deep love for all that surrounds us.

How many times have we listened to a song or a piece of music when we are in an irascible state and, instantly, we hear the first notes and are overcome with an uneasiness and a discomfort that invite us to be at peace with those around us? That is why we can affirm that art has the gift of flourishing our most positive nature and leading us to forgiveness and happiness within our own being. Every time I sit down to compose music, whether it be instrumental or not, the topic that inspires me most is love, followed by a desire to create a consciousness that fights for and ensures a better world in which nature and human beings always go hand in hand. Music, as a kind of art, helps establishing a sense of relief, love, and struggle to find our purest nature.