Never Look At The Sun
Baloji explores the phenomenon of skin bleaching in Define Beauty: Never Look At the Sun, a visual ode to black beauty.
“Using his trademark assemblage of esoteric costume and visual metaphors, Congolese-Belgian hitmaker and filmmaker Baloji explores the practice of skin lightening in black communities. Euphemistically described as ‘brightening’ or ‘toning’, skin bleaching takes many innocuous forms—such as creams, buffs and soaps—to deal with hyperpigmentation, but is more often used by women to emulate Eurocentric beauty standards.”
Watch full film on NOWNES
Baloji explores the phenomenon of skin bleaching in Define Beauty: Never Look At the Sun, a visual ode to black beauty.
“Using his trademark assemblage of esoteric costume and visual metaphors, Congolese-Belgian hitmaker and filmmaker Baloji explores the practice of skin lightening in black communities. Euphemistically described as ‘brightening’ or ‘toning’, skin bleaching takes many innocuous forms—such as creams, buffs and soaps—to deal with hyperpigmentation, but is more often used by women to emulate Eurocentric beauty standards.”
Watch full film on NOWNES
Graphic Design
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Never Look At The Sun
Baloji explores the phenomenon of skin bleaching in Define Beauty: Never Look At the Sun, a visual ode to black beauty.
“Using his trademark assemblage of esoteric costume and visual metaphors, Congolese-Belgian hitmaker and filmmaker Baloji explores the practice of skin lightening in black communities. Euphemistically described as ‘brightening’ or ‘toning’, skin bleaching takes many innocuous forms—such as creams, buffs and soaps—to deal with hyperpigmentation, but is more often used by women to emulate Eurocentric beauty standards.”
Watch full film on NOWNES
Baloji explores the phenomenon of skin bleaching in Define Beauty: Never Look At the Sun, a visual ode to black beauty.
“Using his trademark assemblage of esoteric costume and visual metaphors, Congolese-Belgian hitmaker and filmmaker Baloji explores the practice of skin lightening in black communities. Euphemistically described as ‘brightening’ or ‘toning’, skin bleaching takes many innocuous forms—such as creams, buffs and soaps—to deal with hyperpigmentation, but is more often used by women to emulate Eurocentric beauty standards.”
Watch full film on NOWNES
Yurt — As In Heaven As In Hell
Animated music video exploring resonating childhood nightmares.
Watch full music video on Youtube
Animated music video exploring resonating childhood nightmares.
Watch full music video on Youtube
Visual Design, Character Design & (Stop) Motion Design
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Yurt — As In Heaven As In Hell
Animated music video exploring resonating childhood nightmares.
Watch full music video on Youtube
Animated music video exploring resonating childhood nightmares.
Watch full music video on Youtube
Animation
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Motion Design
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Voordat De Bom Valt
Studioshow for Play 4 based on the Australian format “Have You Been Paying Attention”.
Studioshow for Play 4 based on the Australian format “Have You Been Paying Attention”.
Visual Design & Motion Design
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Voordat De Bom Valt
Studioshow for Play 4 based on the Australian format “Have You Been Paying Attention”.
Louiza 500
Louiza 500 is a podcast by Beci about the people who make Brussels' economy more beautiful, better, more exciting, more interesting, and more innovative. Podcast hosts Mona Jünger (VRT, BRUZZ) and Tim Devriese (Beci) talk with Brussels entrepreneurs from various sectors. From the creative industry to hospitality, everyone is welcome at Louiza 500—not coincidentally, Beci’s address.
Louiza 500
Louiza 500 is a podcast by Beci about the people who make Brussels' economy more beautiful, better, more exciting, more interesting, and more innovative. Podcast hosts Mona Jünger (VRT, BRUZZ) and Tim Devriese (Beci) talk with Brussels entrepreneurs from various sectors. From the creative industry to hospitality, everyone is welcome at Louiza 500—not coincidentally, Beci’s address.
Louiza 500 is a podcast by Beci about the people who make Brussels' economy more beautiful, better, more exciting, more interesting, and more innovative. Podcast hosts Mona Jünger (VRT, BRUZZ) and Tim Devriese (Beci) talk with Brussels entrepreneurs from various sectors. From the creative industry to hospitality, everyone is welcome at Louiza 500—not coincidentally, Beci’s address.
Brand Identity
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Binti
A Flemish youth film about a vlogging girl who claims her right to dream, just like her peers.
❥ Winner of Best Film at the JEF Festival 2019
12-year-old Binti dreams of becoming a famous vlogger. But when she and her father Jovial are forced to flee from the police, who want to deport them, she meets Elias. While helping Elias promote his Save the Okapi Club through her vlogs, Binti comes up with the perfect plan: her father must marry Elias's mother so they can stay in the country.
A Flemish youth film about a vlogging girl who claims her right to dream, just like her peers.
❥ Winner of Best Film at the JEF Festival 2019
12-year-old Binti dreams of becoming a famous vlogger. But when she and her father Jovial are forced to flee from the police, who want to deport them, she meets Elias. While helping Elias promote his Save the Okapi Club through her vlogs, Binti comes up with the perfect plan: her father must marry Elias's mother so they can stay in the country.
Stop Motion & Graphic Design
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Binti
A Flemish youth film about a vlogging girl who claims her right to dream, just like her peers.
❥ Winner of Best Film at the JEF Festival 2019
12-year-old Binti dreams of becoming a famous vlogger. But when she and her father Jovial are forced to flee from the police, who want to deport them, she meets Elias. While helping Elias promote his Save the Okapi Club through her vlogs, Binti comes up with the perfect plan: her father must marry Elias's mother so they can stay in the country.
Motion Design
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Arthouse
Brand Films
Graphics & Motion
Lena Nerinckx (BE) is a director and graphic designer, graduated from LUCA School Of Arts and Thomas More.
A returning subject in her work is how emotions influence the perception of reality. She uses film as a medium to translate thoughts and feelings into curving realms and surrealistic worlds by focusing on body language.