Blue Arpeggios avoids a conventional structural narrative and can be understood as a metaphor for consciousness, perception or as a reflection on the individual’s place in nature. The fixed gaze becomes an exploration of the subjective world of perception, cognition and imagination. The music, composed by Francisco López, evokes and strengthens the inner landscape of associations. "Sometimes the landscape is the subject; at other times it shares the moment in balance with an action taking place within it; yet always its energy is present and felt for what it is – the natural raw material of the human psyche." – Bill Viola