Kijek / Adamski: like it! – a subjective music video anthology

The authors of our visuals, an artistic duo Kasia Kijek and Przemek Adamski, especially for the inauguration of the music video competition at ZUBROFFKA, rummaged through their favourite clips in recent years. Since they themselves create internationally awarded great music videos, you can be sure the presented set will expand your perception! This is what the artists write about their choices: “Music video is a visual form that allows you to explore the most experimental visual concept, both technical and narrative. This is a kind of testing ground on which we review our own ideas, but also fervently look at the actions of other artists. Despite changing media and marketing standards, music video has an unflagging popularity and continues to be a source of inspiration both for directors of longer-form films and creative workers in advertising agencies. From a large amount of works we have seen in recent years, we have selected the bravest, most brilliant or simply most memorable. We hope you like them too. ”

Metronomy: Month of Sundays, dir./reż. Callum Cooper, 3’30”

Darwin Deez: Free, dir./reż. Ninian Doff, 4’46”
Clubfeet: Everything You Wanted, dir./reż. Josh Thomas, Oh Yeah Wow, 3’43”
Connan Mockasin: Faking Jazz Together, dir./reż. Fleur & Manu, 4’15”
Willow: Sweater, dir./reż. Filip Sterckx, 4’01”
Liars: Brats, dir./reż. Ian Cheng, 3’03”
Manchester Orchestra: Simple Math, dir./reż. DANIELS, 5’21”
Passion Pit: Cry Like A Ghost, dir./reż. DANIELS, 4’45”
Jon Hopkins: Open Eye Signal, dir./reż. Aoife McArdle, 8’
Dan Deacon: When I Was Done Dying, dir./reż. Jake Fried, Chad Vangaalen, Dimitri Stankowicz, Colin White, Taras, Hrabowsky, Anthony Schepperd, Masanobu Hiraoka, Caleb Wood, KOKOFreakbean, 5’45”
Cold Specks – Neuroplasticity, reż. Alex Takacs, 8’03”
Jack White: Sixteen Saltines, dir./reż. AG Rojas, 2’54”
Bonobo: First Fires, dir./reż. Young Replicant, 4’48”
Joel Compass: Back To Me, dir./reż. Ian & Cooper, 3’
Kurt Vile: Never Run Away, dir./reż. HARRYS, 3’37”
Bonobo: Cirrus, dir./reż. Cyriak, 3’22”