I'm pretty sure you're talking about Marc Rebillet. Assuming I'm right, I would argue that the music he produces isn't his really his "art" but rather it's the

I'm pretty sure you're talking about Marc Rebillet. Assuming I'm right, I would argue that the music he produces isn't his really his "art" but rather it's the experience and the spectacle of the creation of the music. The songs are ephemeral and I imagine after a show, most people don't remember much of the actual songs, but they do remember how they felt when they were at the show. I think that's where his art lies and it does take a lot of time and thought to perfect giving a crowd of people that feeling.