Komorebi, I Love You Like Leaves in the Breeze is my anamorphic take on the Japanese word Komorebi (木漏れ日) for sunlight, which is filtered through the leaves of the trees. In particular, it means the visible light rays.

From the Komorebi Collection website ([ Ссылка ]):
It's Not a Word, It's a Feeling!

KOMOREBI { 木漏れ日 } is the Japanese word for sunlight, which is filtered through the leaves of the trees. In particular, it means the visible light rays.
“Komorebi” is composed of several parts of the word: “Ko” means tree or trees. “More” means: something that comes through, something that shines through or seeps through. “Bi” means: sun or sunlight.

The word “Komorebi” reflects the romantic and emotional love of the Japanese for nature.

KOMOREBI is that feeling, walking through the forest in the morning when the day wakes up or the afternoon when the sun goes down and the sun shines through the trees. When the sunlight kisses the ground. This light wind, this smell, this unique moment that makes every morning a special morning.


Filmed mostly in Vancouver's Stanley Park.

Soundtrack: Drone in D - Kevin MacLeod (YouTube Audio Library)

For similar videos see: This Lit Life by Tāriq Malik: [ Ссылка ]

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