When everything seems to collapse and inspiration disappears, composing music becomes a real challenge. These moments of doubt and sadness can block creativity, but they also reveal the very essence of musical creation.
Forcing yourself to write happy music in these periods rarely works. A composition without sincere emotion loses all its power. Music, whether on the piano, orchestral or cinematic, must remain connected to what we feel.
Rather than fighting, I choose to let it come. I simply install myself with a piano or a cello and I compose freely, without pressure. I record every idea, every silence, because the most important thing is not to create a perfect piece, but to preserve the creative flow.
In these moments, a deeper music emerges. Emotional music, sometimes dark, but always authentic. This is how my universe is built, between emotional piano, film music and cinematic textures.
Creating in difficulty often makes it possible to produce the most sincere works. Music capable of touching, resonating, and telling a story beyond words.