Eating Hooks by Moderat
22/10/2016.
from Moderat (Youtube)
metalocus, ELENA GALLEGO DE VELASCO
metalocus, ELENA GALLEGO DE VELASCO
Volúmenes, texturas y pequeños símbolos que nos hacen pensar en mensajes encriptados ponen las visuales a este nuevo single del álbum "III" del proyecto conjunto de los artistas alemanes Modeselektor y Apparat.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Music video for "Eating Hooks" by Moderat. Video screen shot.
Eating Hooks is the last song of III, the electronic music group Moderat. Its video, directed by Måns Nyman in collaboration with Pfadfinderei, featuring the dancer and artist Rauf "Rubberlegz" Yasit as absolute protagonist, who doesn't let to look away of the screen with its choreography and his almost-contortionist characteristic moves.
The torque and movement capacity of the Berlin dancer generates a visual game, with which confuse the viewer getting to the point of not knowing where his extremities come from and end. This added to the folds and layers of clothing, from the brand Tata Christiane founded by Julie Bourgeois and Hanrigabriel, achieve an effect of fluidity and uncertainty at the beginning of the clip, initiating an evolution to the almost complete nakedness of Yasit.
The torque and movement capacity of the Berlin dancer generates a visual game, with which confuse the viewer getting to the point of not knowing where his extremities come from and end. This added to the folds and layers of clothing, from the brand Tata Christiane founded by Julie Bourgeois and Hanrigabriel, achieve an effect of fluidity and uncertainty at the beginning of the clip, initiating an evolution to the almost complete nakedness of Yasit.
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Music.-
Moderat
Written by.-
Pfadfinderei and Måns Nyman
Creative Direction.-
Pfadfinderei
Choreographer and dancer.-
Rubberlegz, Rauf Yasit
Dresses.-
Tata Christiane
