Tell us about your repertoire. Which types of works predominate in it?
I have a multi-genre repertoire that includes classical, neoclassical, crossover, new age, and rock music.
Have you ever considered changing your musical style?
No, I only perform and write what resonates with me spiritually. It’s important for me not to go against myself.
What kind of audience do you have at your concerts? Does it vary depending on the country?
My audience is thoughtful, emotional, and seeking. I hope that’s true.
Which musical work are you most proud of and why?
It’s difficult to pinpoint a single work that I’m most proud of. I take pride in every small step I take to become better than I was yesterday.
Continuation of the Interview for the Magazine «RERSONO»

What musical genres and composers have had the greatest influence on your creative work?
I have a deep affection for Debussy and Ravel. My special love is Rachmaninoff. However, there is also a vast array of contemporary composers like Zimmer, Horner, Silvestri, Einaudi, and others. Their music is incredibly beautiful and resonates deeply with me.
How do you prepare for performances? Do you have any personal rituals that help you focus before a concert?
I don’t have any special rituals. The most important things are practice, rehearsals, and a good night’s sleep. These are the best rituals (laughs).
ПContinuation of the interview for the magazine «Russian Teleweek»,

Let’s Start from the Beginning. How Did You Come Up with the Idea of Using AI in Creating a Music Video?
Good day! Thank you for your interest. I wanted to try something new, unconventional, and pioneering.
The use of AI in art is becoming increasingly popular, but it’s still a relatively new field. What were the key challenges you faced while working on this project?
You’re right; it was indeed a powerful and intriguing challenge. The most difficult part was striking a balance between human creativity and the computational capabilities of AI.
Continuation of the Interview for the «Neoclassical» Portal

Viki, You Always Look Stunning – Both On and Off Stage. Who Comes Up with the Ideas for Your Stage Costumes?
I always choose my costumes myself. For me, both the aesthetic aspect and comfort are crucial. I want the materials to feel pleasant against my skin, without any pressure or discomfort, allowing me to breathe freely.
Is There Anything You Would Never Wear On Stage?
Actually, there are no boundaries here because projects and concepts vary. Consequently, the images and styles also differ.
Continuation of the Interview for the «MYLITTA» Portal

According to Viki Lee, the idea of creating a music video using neural networks and artificial intelligence was born as a unique quest to find new ways to visually convey the emotions and depth of her music. The vast capabilities of AI are perfectly suited for creating a powerful visual drive that complements the neoclassical motifs in her compositions.
«Art is always a challenge. It’s the experiments and innovative approaches that make it alive and evolving,» Viki emphasizes. “Artificial intelligence offers the opportunity to see one’s creativity from a new perspective and helps create visual content that doesn’t replicate traditional methods but offers innovative solutions and unique visual effects.”
The most challenging aspect was expanding the boundaries of conventional understanding of music and art, achieving a balance between human creativity and the computational capabilities of AI.
Continuation of the Interview for the «World Of Piano» Portal

What Emotions Are Most Productive for You When Writing Music?
For me, it’s the combination of inner uplift and serenity that is most productive.
Which Musicians Inspire You Creatively?
Enya is my absolute favorite; she’s phenomenal and cosmic. James Horner, Howard Shore, Yiruma, and many others also inspire me. As you’ve noted, I have a special affection for classical music. I adore Debussy and Ravel, and my separate love is Rachmaninoff. Generally, there’s a lot of great music in the world, just as there is a lot of not-so-good music.
Continuation of the Interview for the «ArtMoskovia» Portal

How do you feel about contemporary music, and with whom would you like to share the stage?
I have a deep appreciation for many modern composers, including Hans Zimmer, James Horner, Alan Silvestri, and Ludovico Einaudi. Their music is incredibly beautiful and resonates with me on a profound level. As for performers, I don’t have specific desires to collaborate with anyone in particular. I believe things should unfold naturally, as they are meant to be. Let’s just say, it’s all about karma (laughs).
What Music Do You Currently Have in Your Playlist?
I try to listen to uplifting music that doesn’t carry negative messages. I used to adore alternative rock and still enjoy its sound, but I’ve reevaluated my relationship with this genre. I find it to be destructive, carrying negative energies, and it’s best to listen to it sparingly.
Continuation of the Interview for the Publication «Federal News Service»

Music is not just a source of joy; it transforms us, makes us smarter, and changes our perception of the world. Engaging in musical activities affects the brain and fosters the development of numerous beneficial skills, including those applicable in other areas of life. It is not merely a hobby or interest, but a genuine training for both the mind and soul.
Even if you do not aspire to become a professional musician, the experience you gain from engaging in music will inevitably impact other aspects of your life. Music leaves a lasting impression; it influences your worldview and helps you find harmony in various situations.
Engaging in music changes you. You begin to think differently, approaching learning and development from a unique perspective.
Continuation of the Interview for the Publication «ruEvents»

Tell us about your repertoire. Which types of works predominate in it?
I have a multi-genre repertoire that includes classical, neoclassical, crossover, new age, and rock music.
Have you ever considered changing your musical style?
No, I only perform and write what resonates with me spiritually. It’s important for me not to go against myself.
What kind of audience do you have at your concerts? Does it vary depending on the country?
My audience is thoughtful, emotional, and seeking. I hope that’s true.
Which musical work are you most proud of and why?
It’s difficult to pinpoint a single work that I’m most proud of. I take pride in every small step I take to become better than I was yesterday.
Continuation of the Interview for the Magazine «RERSONO»

Music is not just a source of joy; it transforms us, makes us smarter, and changes our perception of the world. Engaging in musical activities affects the brain and fosters the development of numerous beneficial skills, including those applicable in other areas of life. It is not merely a hobby or interest, but a genuine training for both the mind and soul.
Even if you do not aspire to become a professional musician, the experience you gain from engaging in music will inevitably impact other aspects of your life. Music leaves a lasting impression; it influences your worldview and helps you find harmony in various situations.
Engaging in music changes you. You begin to think differently, approaching learning and development from a unique perspective.
Continuation of the Interview for the Publication «ruEvents»

How do you feel about contemporary music, and with whom would you like to share the stage?
I have a deep appreciation for many modern composers, including Hans Zimmer, James Horner, Alan Silvestri, and Ludovico Einaudi. Their music is incredibly beautiful and resonates with me on a profound level. As for performers, I don’t have specific desires to collaborate with anyone in particular. I believe things should unfold naturally, as they are meant to be. Let’s just say, it’s all about karma (laughs).
What Music Do You Currently Have in Your Playlist?
I try to listen to uplifting music that doesn’t carry negative messages. I used to adore alternative rock and still enjoy its sound, but I’ve reevaluated my relationship with this genre. I find it to be destructive, carrying negative energies, and it’s best to listen to it sparingly.
Continuation of the Interview for the Publication «Federal News Service»

What musical genres and composers have had the greatest influence on your creative work?
I have a deep affection for Debussy and Ravel. My special love is Rachmaninoff. However, there is also a vast array of contemporary composers like Zimmer, Horner, Silvestri, Einaudi, and others. Their music is incredibly beautiful and resonates deeply with me.
How do you prepare for performances? Do you have any personal rituals that help you focus before a concert?
I don’t have any special rituals. The most important things are practice, rehearsals, and a good night’s sleep. These are the best rituals (laughs).
ПContinuation of the interview for the magazine «Russian Teleweek»,

Let’s Start from the Beginning. How Did You Come Up with the Idea of Using AI in Creating a Music Video?
Good day! Thank you for your interest. I wanted to try something new, unconventional, and pioneering.
The use of AI in art is becoming increasingly popular, but it’s still a relatively new field. What were the key challenges you faced while working on this project?
You’re right; it was indeed a powerful and intriguing challenge. The most difficult part was striking a balance between human creativity and the computational capabilities of AI.
Continuation of the Interview for the «Neoclassical» Portal

Viki, You Always Look Stunning – Both On and Off Stage. Who Comes Up with the Ideas for Your Stage Costumes?
I always choose my costumes myself. For me, both the aesthetic aspect and comfort are crucial. I want the materials to feel pleasant against my skin, without any pressure or discomfort, allowing me to breathe freely.
Is There Anything You Would Never Wear On Stage?
Actually, there are no boundaries here because projects and concepts vary. Consequently, the images and styles also differ.
Continuation of the Interview for the «MYLITTA» Portal

According to Viki Lee, the idea of creating a music video using neural networks and artificial intelligence was born as a unique quest to find new ways to visually convey the emotions and depth of her music. The vast capabilities of AI are perfectly suited for creating a powerful visual drive that complements the neoclassical motifs in her compositions.
«Art is always a challenge. It’s the experiments and innovative approaches that make it alive and evolving,» Viki emphasizes. “Artificial intelligence offers the opportunity to see one’s creativity from a new perspective and helps create visual content that doesn’t replicate traditional methods but offers innovative solutions and unique visual effects.”
The most challenging aspect was expanding the boundaries of conventional understanding of music and art, achieving a balance between human creativity and the computational capabilities of AI.
Continuation of the Interview for the «World Of Piano» Portal

What Emotions Are Most Productive for You When Writing Music?
For me, it’s the combination of inner uplift and serenity that is most productive.
Which Musicians Inspire You Creatively?
Enya is my absolute favorite; she’s phenomenal and cosmic. James Horner, Howard Shore, Yiruma, and many others also inspire me. As you’ve noted, I have a special affection for classical music. I adore Debussy and Ravel, and my separate love is Rachmaninoff. Generally, there’s a lot of great music in the world, just as there is a lot of not-so-good music.
Continuation of the Interview for the «ArtMoskovia» Portal