Sky Flowers by Pierre Estève

A concept album, Sky Flowers accompanies the monumental eponymous art installation by Pierre Estève.
As if in weightlessness above the visitors, hundreds of hybrid flowers made of recycled plastic bottles, dance and float in the immensity of the sky.
They sparkle in the sun, casting their colored shadows on the ground. Added to this visual spectacle is a sound dimension. For this exhibition, Pierre Estève has composed a musical album that visitors can listen to, lying under this sky of flowers.
The music mingles with the rustle of the petals of the Sky Flowers in the wind, offering the spectator an immersive and sensory experience, constantly renewed.
A motionless journey to experience...

Tracklist

1.	Sky Flowers	2:15

2.	Land of Gods	2:24

3.	Pareidolia	3:21

4.	Pluie d'étoiles	4:44

5.	Murmuration	3:06

6.	Night Flowers	10:08

7.	Dancing Shadows	2:23

8.	Clouds Above	2:44

9.	Soudain, le vent...	3:29

Credits

released March 14, 2023

Pierre Estève : Composition, all instruments.
Modular tools, analog, digital and virtual synths, guitars, pedals and vintage effects. DIY instruments.

Graphics : Salomé Donval
Photography and videography : Pierre Estève, Anouk Estève

Production and publishing : Patricia Ruscito for Shooting Star

Sky Flowers production : Art Science 21 and Shooting Star.

Thanks and love for their support and inspiration to Patricia Ruscito, Thibaut Saez, Yann Estève, Michel Grazda, Lucas Lorigeon, Mathieu Guinet, Anouk Estève, Simo Sakari Aaltonen...

To you my loyal fans who encourage me with your benevolent messages and by buying my music and artworks!

Regarding the installation Sky Flowers, I am particularly grateful to the team from Roppenheim, The Style Outlets for allowing me to realize this completely crazy work in situ. In particular its visionary and daring director, Christophe Girard as well as the digital Camille Ott.
You have heart in Alsace...

A big thank you to the Emocio team for the sleepless nights of editing and all the preparation work. Sarah Rolly, Marie Toscan, Amélie Bellemin-Comte. Special mention for the indefatigable Guillaume Gindre.

Thanks to Michel for the 3D modeling of the exhibition and the application to come...

Proud to have been assisted by the Art Science 21 and Shooting Star teams. The flowers are dancing in the sky thanks to you, Patricia, Lucas and Yann!

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