When George FitzGerald announced his debut album Fading Love early this year, the British-born/Berlin-based DJ and producer did so by sharing the track "Full Circle." Now, his promotional push behind the record has come, ahem, full circle, since that track has now gotten a music video.
The clip for this dreamily thumping, Boxed In-featuring dance track is loaded with cryptic symbolism, as a camera spins slowly around a room that contains, at various points, a pregnant woman rubbing her belly, dangling paper boats, a couple dancing and a woman lying on a hospital bead.
Director Alan Masferrer explained the video with the following statement:
Conceptually, the video is an abstract and personal approach to the stages of life: conception, pregnancy, birth, childhood, youth, adultness, oldness and death. This is for me the full circle. This idea is complemented by the circular mise en scène, simulating a continuous trip that turns on the different sets that represent each stage, showing that life can be seen just as a representation, a simple play.
Coincidentally the actress, Anna Hierro, one of the most talented contemporary dancers from Spain, was 4 months pregnant when we asked her to appear in the video. Definitely that fortunate coincidence gave an additional dimension to the essence of the project.
Watch it below.
The clip for this dreamily thumping, Boxed In-featuring dance track is loaded with cryptic symbolism, as a camera spins slowly around a room that contains, at various points, a pregnant woman rubbing her belly, dangling paper boats, a couple dancing and a woman lying on a hospital bead.
Director Alan Masferrer explained the video with the following statement:
Conceptually, the video is an abstract and personal approach to the stages of life: conception, pregnancy, birth, childhood, youth, adultness, oldness and death. This is for me the full circle. This idea is complemented by the circular mise en scène, simulating a continuous trip that turns on the different sets that represent each stage, showing that life can be seen just as a representation, a simple play.
Coincidentally the actress, Anna Hierro, one of the most talented contemporary dancers from Spain, was 4 months pregnant when we asked her to appear in the video. Definitely that fortunate coincidence gave an additional dimension to the essence of the project.
Watch it below.
