Belgian artist Kurt d'Haeseleer does some amazing visuals for the new Tuk music video on the (K-RAA-K)³ label.

Download the exclusive video here: lo-res (16mb) hi-res (61Mb)

         

liminal.

         

difficult song. moments of genius! I love the underwater footage.

         

Love it! @ progosk: What do you mean by "Liminal"?

         

borderline, in more sense than one.

         

reminds me of some work from bill viola. e.i. The Crossing, 1996. www.billviola.com. reading through wiki-definition (s.o.). I would consider it rather "liminoid".

         

That was some kind of awesome. Especially the zoom in on the door; it was so confidently crappy, it works. I need this album. -j

         

Beautiful and ornery.

         

This is so fuckin awesome. Holy shit guys. Quite possibly the best of the year.

What else has Haesleer done?

         

Kurt d'Haeseleer "Kurt d’Haeseleer (b.1974) studied Modern History at K.U. Leuven and Audiovisual Arts at the high school of arts Sint-Lukas in Brussels. As a member of the artist collective ‘De Filmfabriek’ he has produced various video sceneries for theatrical and opera plays, as well as his very own hybrid of video, installation and performance. In his work he explores digital effects as capsular environments for narrative experiences and controlled illusions. With the aesthetics of minimalist electronic music as a source of inspiration, he shapes an organic world out of tactile sounds and pointillist images, far out and at the same time almost physically tangible."

         

five minutes to get anything like a life you'd be better off with the subliminal I guess

         

here's a 30sec .rm clip from "fossilization" (else view here).

         

Thats much better a quicker fix, interesting Still I don't go a bundle on t'artisticsubjectivecapsulardeconstructiveinstilationist spiel n' explanation that seems to manacled to works like this A barrier goes up in my mind with red lettering saying Cack! Nobland! Nobland! Often prejudicing any willingness on my part to view the item in an impartial light

         

people interested in more work can also purchase d'haeseleer's S*CKMYP dvd. or watch a few more snippets from that dvd here, here and here.