The Satisfaction Exploration Organization—indeed, there truly is something like this—is the main impetus behind the new undertaking. As indicated by their statement of purpose, the autonomous research organization's objective in investigating why a few social orders are more joyful than others "is to educate leaders of the circumstances and end results of human satisfaction, make abstract prosperity part of the open arrangement banter, and improve [the] generally personal satisfaction for residents over the world."
"I think individuals envision that the Foundation resembles an otherworldly spot," President Meik Wiking kidded in a meeting with CNN, "a room brimming with young doggies or frozen yogurt—however we are only eight individuals sitting before PCs taking a gander at information." 

Subsequent to getting various open solicitations to visit their not exactly mysterious workplaces, the "Satisfaction Team" was struck by an idea: If individuals really needed a spot where they could increase a superior comprehension of what really matters to human bliss, why not give them one? 

"We figured, for what reason don't we make a spot where individuals can encounter joy from alternate points of view and give them a display where they can turn into somewhat more shrewd around a portion of the inquiries we attempt to tackle?" Wiking clarified.
Amidst  this pandemic this gallery find a way to cheer people with their artwork where people find joy and hope to the world.