Debussy

Nierman once said about his work, "Colours I think of as I think of sounds; one sound means almost nothing and one isolated colour means very little, but a certain organization of sounds may become a glorious symphony. A certain organization of colours can unleash a tempest of emotions in a perceptive viewer." This sentiment is most literally embodied in his “Sound of Color Suite”—a series of five original lithographs paying homage to some of history’s most revered composers.