In contemporary art, Bjork is considered one of the most talented personalities. The iconic singer again decided to expand the boundaries of music perception. In collaboration with a renowned naturalist, she implements an innovative project.
The famous Icelandic singer Bjork and the popular British TV presenter David Attenborough are working on a joint documentary on music. The picture is temporarily called Attenborough and Bjork: The Nature of Music, which translated into Russian means "Attenborough and Bjork: the nature of music."
The hit queen and naturalist in the new film are trying to convey to people their creative fantasies of predicting the future in the context of innovative technologies. That is, they seek to show how technological progress affects the development of music.
David's philosophical statements in the film are presented in an alliance with a unique video accompaniment - against the backdrop of virgin nature. Very soon, viewers will be able to enjoy a breathtaking spectacle with the participation of wild animals: blue whale, lyracht, warbler and others. The main idea of the film is the direct relationship between music and nature.
The legendary pop diva Bjork, in turn, tries to show all the possibilities of the latest musical instruments. They were originally specially made in 2011 for the release of the singer's new studio album. Among them there is an electric organ, a huge pendulum and others. The record itself, called Biophilia ("Biophilia"), is an equally ambitious project that combines several interactive technologies. That is why the musical compositions both in the album and in the music for a motion picture sound very unusual.
The idea of the film is being helped by the Pulse Films film company. The film's producer Lukas Oka in his interview to RIA Novosti noted that creative cooperation with this amazing woman is accompanied by only positive emotions. He also said that Bjork always creates a revolutionary breakthrough in art with each of his extraordinary projects. Fans of the singer's creativity are eagerly awaiting the first screening of the documentary with Bjork.
