Written in an attempt to capture the beauty of water, "Into the Water" depicts a musical motion of water by opening with water dripping sounds and gradually moving forward to a larger shape over time. The contrasting performance methods of using live water and using a Wacom tablet (on which a pen is drawing lines in different directions of x, y, and z to produce dimensional sound effects with varied parameters) represent how naturally such different acoustic effects can blend in with each other. Certain moments were intended to provide the audience with some time to meditate so they feel like they are underwater.