The stars in Van Gogh's works refer to Van Gogh's painting Starry Sky, conveying a spirit of not bowing to fate. The starry sky, also known as the starry night, is an oil painting created by Vincent Van Gogh, a Dutch post-impressionist painter, in a mental hospital in Saint Remy on 1889. It is one of Van Gogh's masterpieces and is now in the new york Museum of Modern Art..

The starry sky vividly depicts the starry sky full of movement and change. The whole picture was swallowed up by the surging blue-green torrent. Rotating, restless and curled nebulae make the night sky extremely active. The scene divorced from reality reflects Van Gogh's restless mood and crazy fantasy world.

Van Gogh boldly proved his supernatural, or at least extrasensory, fantasy experience with his fiery brushwork, which shows the painter's exploration of expressing his subjective world by fantasy.

Van Gogh's evaluation

Van Gogh is a talented artist. His works are full of emotion, strong expression, soft and rich colors and delicate brushwork. His artistic works are full of strong feelings and emotions, which lead us to explore the deeper human emotional world. He chose the theme of ordinary life to depict people's inner world, and created a profound and accurate image by depicting people around his life. His description of nature and environment is very appealing and attractive, with unique artistic style and recognition.

Van Gogh was a twisted man, a miserable man and a lovely man. His life is quite contradictory, light and darkness, passion for life and fear of death.