- Graham Massey
- À propos des masques
- Aaron
- Akiko Grace
- Alexander McQueen
- Alexander Skarsgard (The Northman) à propos de Björk
- Alison Goldfrapp
- Alistair Beattie
- Amy Lee (Evanescence)
- Amy Lee (Evanescence)
- Amy Lee (Evanescence)
- Amy Lee (Evanescence)
- Amy Sedaris
- Andrea Corr (The Corrs)
- Andrew (The Brodsky Quartet)
- Andrew Huang à propos de Björk
- Andrew Huang à propos de Björk
- Andrew Huang à propos de Björk
- Angel Olsen
- Antony Hegarty
- Antony Hegarty
- Antony Hegarty
- Apparat
- Arca à propos de Björk
- Arca à propos de Björk et son album Reverie
- Arca à propos de la tournée Vulnicura
- Arni Matthiasson
- Ashlee Simpson
- Asmundur Jonsson
- Badi Assad
- Bebel Gilberto
- Bebel Gilberto
- Bono
- Bragi Olafsson
- Catherine Deneuve
- Catherine Deneuve
- Cedric Bixler-Zavala (The Mars Volta)
- Chris Buck
- Chris Cunningham
- Chris Cunningham
- Chris Cunningham
- Chris Evans
- Chris Walla (Death Cab For Cutie)
- Christina Aguilera
- Christina Kyriacou
- Corine
- Corinne Bailey Rae
- Corinne Bailey Rae
- Cyndi Lauper
- Damian Taylor
- Dan Wilson (Semisonic)
- Danny Clinch
- Daughtry
- Deep Dish
- Derek Birkett
- Derek Birkett
- Dimitri from Paris
- Dom T
- Dorothée Berryman
- Dr. James Schmidt
- Drew Daniel (Matmos)
- Einar Örn à propos de Björk
- Eisley
- Empress of
- Encyclopedia Pictura
- Eumir Deodato
- Eumir Deodato
- Evelyn Glennie
- Fakesh (Funkstörung)
- Foxy Brown
- François Nemetä
- François Nemetä
- François Nemetä
- François Nemetä
- Franny Fox
- French & Saunders impersonating her
- Frida Björk Ingvarsdottir
- Gabriela Fridriksdóttir
- Gary Barnacle
- Goldie
- Graham Massey
- Graham Massey
- Gudmundur Steingrimsson
- Gulli Ottarson
- Guy Garvey (Elbow)
- Guðmundur Steingrímsson
- Gwen Stefani
- Hildur Runa Hauksdóttir
- HK119
- Holly Herdnon
- Howie B.
- Hussein Chalayan
- Inez+Vinoodh à propos de Björk
- Inez+Vinoodh à propos de Björk
- Jack Perron
- Jacob Magnusson
- Jake (Scissor Sisters)
- James Merry à propos de son travail avec Björk
- James Merry Merry à propos de Björk
- James Merry Merry à propos de Björk
- James Merry Merry à propos de sa rencontre avec Björk
- James Merry Merry à propos de son travail avec Björk
- Janelle Monáe
- Jared Leto
- Jared Leto
- Jason Lee
- Jean Baptiste Mondino
- Jean-Baptiste Mondino à propos de Björk
- John Kricfalusi
- John Kricfalusi
- John Tavener
- John Tavener
- John Waters
- Jon Fugler
- Joni Mitchell
- Jónsi (Sigur Rós)
- Josh Groban
- Justin Robertson
- Kate Garner
- Keira Knightley
- Kelela
- Kelis
- Kelly Lee Owens
- Kent Nagano
- Lars von Trier
- Lars von Trier
- Lars von Trier
- Lars von Trier
- Lars von Trier
- Laura Levine
- Laura Levine
- Leila Arab
- Lily Allen
- Liz Naylor
- Lynnfox
- Lynnfox
- Lynnfox
- Lynnfox
- M.I.A.
- M/M (Paris)
- M/M (Paris)
- M/M Paris
- Madonna
- Magga Stina
- Marcus Dravs
- Margaret Cho
- Margaret Cho
- Margaret Cho
- Marius De Vries
- Marius De Vries
- Mark Bell
- Mark Bell
- Mark Bell
- Mark Bell
- Markus Dravs
- Martinez
- Mary Ann Hobbs
- Matthew Barney
- Melissa Stylianou
- Merce Cunningham
- Meredith Monk
- Meredith Monk à propos de Gotham Lullaby
- Michael McCann
- Michel Gondry
- Michel Gondry
- Michel Gondry à propos de Björk
- Michel Gondry à propos de leur rencontre
- Michel Ocelot à propos de Björk
- Mike Enziger (Incubus)
- Mike Patton
- Mirwais Ahmadzaï
- Miya Folick
- Najoua Belyzel
- Natalie Merchant
- Natasha Khan (Bat For Lashes)
- Natasha Khan (Bat For Lashes)
- Nathan "Karma" Cox
- Nathasha Bedingfield
- Nellee Hooper
- Nettie Walker
- Nick Knight
- Nick Knight, Directed the music video for ’Pagan Poetry’
- Nick Thornton-Jones
- Olivier Alary
- Pat Savage
- Paul Fox
- Peter Stormare
- Peter Stormare
- PJ Harvey
- Plaid
- Prince (aka The Artist)
- Pyeng Threadgill
- Raphaelle Standell-Preston (Braids)
- Raphaelle Standell-Preston (Braids)
- Regina Spektor
- Robert Eggers à propos de Björk
- Rufus Wainwright
- Russell Kearney
- RZA
- Scott Roger
- Shirley Manson (Garbage)
- Siggi Baldursson
- Skunk Anansie
- Sônge
- Sophie Ellis-Bextor
- Sopho Khalvashi
- Speedy J
- Spike Jonze
- Stephane Sednaoui
- Stéphane Sednaoui
- Stephane Sednaoui
- Susana Baca
- Taylor Eigsti
- The Tea Party
- Thom Yorke
- Thomas Dolby
- Timbaland
- Timbaland
- Tori Amos
- Tori Amos
- Tori Amos
- Tori Amos
- Toumani Diabaté
- Toumani Diabate
- Toumani Diabate
- Trevor Hall
- Tricky
- Tricky
- Valgeir Sigurdsson
- Vincent Paterson
- Vitalic
- Warren Du Preez
- Wayne Coyne
- Will Oldham (Bonnie Prince Billy)
- Will Oldham (Bonnie Prince Billy)
- Will Oldham (Bonnie Prince Billy)
- Zeena Parkins à propos de Dancer in the Dark
Encyclopedia Pictura
How was it working with Bjork ?
Bjork is very tapped in. She assumed a position of support and generosity with us rather than a position of creative oversight. Her energy and focus were so strong that it pushed us to take this project on with a tremendous amount of mythological weight and tunnel vision enthusiasm.
What’s the basic concept of the video ?
Bjork is an archetypal nomad, shepherding giant yaks through the Mountains. She does hydromancy to decide whether to take them down a river or not. A second self, the Painbody Backpack, sprouts from her like a growth and then engages her in an action play which displays their relationship. The force which compelled Bjork to go down river begins to manifest itself in Bjork’s head and in the physical world. This character, the Rivergod, is a transcendental attractor which pulls her into the future.
How long did the video take to create ? What was the hardest aspect ?
The video took nine months from concept art to us being pulled - kicking and screaming - from our computers. Sean had to become a 3D expert and build a 3D camera system and playback box and pioneer lots of DIY processes. For me the hardest aspect was trying to achieve an immersive, complete, and very specific aesthetic - because the only thing in the video that isn’t hand crafted is bjork’s face, hands, and feet. I used my own hands everyday but also worked with over 50 key artists to achieve the forms and textures of this world. We tried to lodge ideas into the forms and use the patterns and textures of these forms to transmit meaning to the viewer.
What made you want to work with 3D in the age of YouTube ?
Well, firstly let me get out the news that 3D doesn’t work on YouTube because of heavy color compression, which is what anaglyph 3D glasses rely on for decoding the 3D properly. A lot of people watch 3D on YouTube without knowing that they are actually looking at something that is way screwed up, or ’ghosted’ in stereoscopic jargon. Secondly, why 3D ? Because we see the ultimate transcendental function of art as "expanding the realms of direct experience." 3D allows a film to be more like direct experience and less detached and seperate from how we organically percieve. Right now technology is still trying to create better home viewing solutions (anaglyph sucks), but theatrically its already there.
Dazed Digital, April 8 2008