"Consider, Music and Dance are both ephemeral, performance arts. So is gardening. Gardens, after all, are always changing, growing, or dying, and you must learn to treat them as a process, an activity rather than a static work."
"The notes of a Garden composer are those landscape elements- rocks, plants, timber, and water- that you arrange to create a view, a picture, an experience. Architecture, like the composer's rhythm and harmony, is what bounds the experience and defines it."
James Van Sweden, Architecture in the Garden, 2002
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