Quote by Joni Mitchell

I see music as fluid architecture.

I see music as fluid architecture.

Summary

This quote suggests that music and architecture share similarities in their fluidity and ability to shape and create an immersive experience. Like architecture, music has the power to construct and design spaces within our minds and souls. It can provide structure, balance, and harmony, just as architecture does in physical spaces. The comparison highlights the idea that music has the potential to transcend mere sound and become a form of artistic expression that connects with our emotions and senses, much like the built environment does.

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Architecture

By Joni Mitchell

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