WiTCHiLL - Still Water Borrows Its Shape IV

"Still Water Borrows Its Shape" is a piece inspired by the nature of water, quietly taking on the shape of the vessel or environment in which it stays.

Rainwater gathered in a jar after the rain, water inside an aquarium, water resting in a glass.
As water remains still, it begins to reflect not its own will, but the contours of the place that holds it.

Through this image, the piece gently asks whether people, too, may slowly begin to take on the shape of the places where they remain, often without even noticing.

Within soft spaces of sound and quiet restraint, it reflects on what a shapeless thing comes into contact with, what it receives, and what kind of outline it eventually takes on.
A calm and thoughtful piece that invites close listening.