Best of Stash 2017: Music Videos
Music videos continue to provide a fertile and fully democratized space for creative expression where the most inspired and interesting work is driven by passion instead of budget. [Watch]
Music videos continue to provide a fertile and fully democratized space for creative expression where the most inspired and interesting work is driven by passion instead of budget. [Watch]
Partizan director Katy Wang brings brings a soft and tactile child-like charm to this video for “Ma Mama” by Toto Bono Lokua, a French band made up of singers from French Martinique, Cameroon, and the Republic of Congo. [Watch]
Jumpsuits, Speedos, mullets, and interspecies love keep the fun factor high in this vibrant music video romp from Chicago’s Vitamin Pictures for “Happiness” by over-the-top UK rockers The Darkness. [Watch]
The loose tangle of 2D and 3D elements in Luke Gibbs new music video for “The Reasons I Love You” by Mark Kozelek and Sean Yeaton provides a wonderful complement to the track’s quirky and intimate lyrics. [Watch]
Luiz Stockler’s new video for “Quite Short for a Goalkeeper” by English singer/songwriter/composer Tom Rosenthal looks like it could have been animated on Post-It notes with a Sharpie. [Watch]
Belgian artist and photogrammetrist Frederik Heyman says he uses the 3D scanning technique “to stage digital worlds out of relics of the past, a means to recycle the present, and an attempt to shape the future.” [Watch]