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The one and only diary in this world that reaches out to the me inside me.

Vincent van Gogh, who left behind countless masterpieces such as “Starry Night,” “Cafe Terrace at Night,” “Sunflowers,” and “The Potato Eaters,” suddenly disappeared from the world.
Just as the ears of grain in the field grow vibrantly, Vincent lived and wrote faithfully toward the life he desired.
Although he painted over 2,000 paintings, only one was sold during his lifetime. He had hoped to build a family and an artist community throughout his life, but even though he spent his later years alone, he held a will to live that never faded in his heart.
《Vincent van Gogh - Q&A a day diary to me 3 years later, gold-plated edition》 is designed to allow you to encounter the meaning of life that he maintained every day for 3 years despite struggling with unstable circumstances and mental pain.


You too can meet Vincent van Gogh through “Vincent van Gogh - Q&A a day diary to myself 3 years later, gold edition.”
On every page, you can unfold your dreams along with the great works of the genius painter Van Gogh, who lived a stormy life.
Each page features a Van Gogh painting and a daily question written in Korean and English.
《Vincent van Gogh - Q&A a day diary to myself 3 years later, gold-plated edition》 provides an opportunity to discover a side of myself I didn't know and to better understand myself and my emotions by answering new questions myself every day for 3 years.
By being able to record my answers to the same questions Vincent van Gogh posed throughout the year, I can see how my thoughts have changed, what state of mind I've been in, and how much I've grown and changed.
There are lighthearted questions like “How do you feel when you wake up in the morning?” that Vincent van Gogh asks in a friendly tone like his nephew, as well as philosophical questions like “How would you summarize the meaning of “love” in one sentence?”


Starting on January 1st with “What did you wish for the New Year?” and ending on December 31st with “Write down your ten bucket lists,” if you write down your answers to Vincent van Gogh’s questions every day, you will record and remember the sparkling moments in our lives that we might otherwise overlook.