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“Light on the Water - The Song of Claude Monet”

A Video Art Animation by Barry Ferrier | ©2025 – from the series “Brushstrokes in Time: The Living Canvas” Light on the Water is a musical and visual meditation on the life and art of Claude Monet, the father of Impressionism and the master of ephemeral light. This short video art piece transforms Monet’s iconic water lilies, ponds, and gardens into a living dreamscape — animated through AI-driven motion and paired with an original song that channels the serenity, beauty, and fleeting wonder that defined his vision. This work is part of my continuing series “Brushstrokes in Time – The Living Canvas”, which reimagines the masterpieces of modern art through song, animation, and poetic interpretation. My goal with each piece is to bridge the gap between visual art and time-based media — to make these paintings breathe, move, and sing again in a new digital form. As a composer and multimedia artist, I’ve long been fascinated by Monet’s way of capturing time through colour — how he painted not just what he saw, but what he felt in the changing light. I’ve tried to mirror that in the music: a gentle classical melody, shimmering textures, and a flowing rhythm that evokes dawn mist, rippling water, and the dance of reflection. The lyrics tell Monet’s story — from his early vision to the creation of his beloved Giverny garden — not as biography, but as emotional resonance. The animation, crafted with the help of AI video generation tools, brings Monet’s brushstrokes to life with care and reverence. Water lilies drift, willows sway, and sunlight glimmers in a constantly shifting atmosphere — as if the canvas itself is exhaling. This project isn’t about replicating art — it’s about extending its life into a new dimension, where image, music, and movement converge. If you’ve ever stood before a Monet and felt the world pause for a moment — this is for you. Thank you for joining me on this journey through colour and time. Explore more from the “Brushstrokes in Time” series — each video is a unique tribute to a visionary who changed how we see. In a garden near the Seine, he watched the lilies bloom, With a brush he caught the morning, in a haze of pastel plume. He saw the world in fragments, broken glass of light, Painting time in whispers, through the shifting day and night. Light on the water, shadow on the stone, He painted what he saw and felt, not what was simply known. Moments in motion, wind in the trees, The soul of a sunrise, the breath of the breeze. Monsieur Monet your magic impressions of light revealed divine insight From London’s fog to Normandy’s tide, He chased the colors the seasons hide. Cathedrals glowing gold in rain, Haystacks blazing like a flame. They called it madness, just a blur, But truth was in the things that stir— The shimmer, the flicker, the soul of the air, The silence in a sunlight glare. Light on the water, shadow on the stone, You painted what you felt, not just what was shown. Moments dissolving, nothing stays still— But in this luminous art, our senses are filled Monsieur Monet your magic impressions of light revealed divine insight [break] (Outro) Now the lilies float forever on the canvas of the mind, The master of the fleeting glance, the beauty hard to find. Claude Monet, your legacy— A window into how to see.