Auguste Rodin, a French sculptor, believed that painting, sculpture, literature, and music are closely related, all expressing human sentiments in the light of nature, with only the means of expression varying.
Album & Artwork
The album's concept began with the executive producer, Tifany Poon, staring at a tree.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded at Miraval Studios in March 205.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Claude Debussy, a composer featured on this album, believed music is a mysterious mathematical process whose elements are part of Infinity, and that nature is the greatest lesson for musicians.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Gabriel Fauré, a composer on this album, wished his music could show as much diversity, brilliance, and softness as sunlight playing on rocks, water, trees, and plains.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Maurice Ravel, a composer on this album, stated that true art is not recognized by definitions or revealed by analysis, but rather its manifestations are grasped and its presence felt.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Jean-Philippe Rameau, a composer featured on this album, believed that to fully enjoy and judge music, one must be in a state of pure self-abandonment and consult Nature, which he considered the principle of musical instinct.
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