This audiovisual album movie is designed to draw your attention to the subtlety of the world around you. We want people to dig deep and find love in all of the world’s perfect imperfections. Each piece is accompanied by a still, dynamic long take to immerse the viewer in both the music and the world being portrayed. The goal of the piece? To leave everyone with a warm heart and a smile on their face. God knows we could all use that right now. Stay safe, and thank you for watching.
Composer, producer, pianist: Juan Arreguin Director, videographer, editor: Evan Siegal
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