The first section of this piece is really good. I love the warm bell tones and that little higher musical box melody paired with the repeating chiptune notes and chiptune percussion really set the scene. The choice of chords works as well, evoking that bright midday atmosphere.
I like that the repeating chiptune notes were an intuitive way to transition between the shift in tone from the A section to the B section (which I interpret to start at around the 1:10 mark). The second section's development, however, shifted from a bright to dark tone that felt like it turned into a different track entirely. I don't think the transitions were too sudden, and I like that there were some shifts from the cheery melody - to me, the elongated B section felt too far detached from the mood set by the first section and as a result, also felt detached from its connection to the art.
Like that buildup to the more intensive sections from 1:10 up until around the 1:40 mark could have worked as a way to build upon the musical scape. When that higher repeating loop started entering, it was really when the mood shifted entirely and building upon that made the piece feel like it had no satisfying resolution, which didn't seem to fit the art inspiration.
The first minute and a bit of this entry is fantastic and easily the highlight of the piece, but we spend so little time in it, which I think was a missed opportunity. If this piece had more of a satisfying resolution at the ending that built upon ideas from the A section, I think it would have really made this entry come together.