Fractures

Amine's track 'Fractures' demanded a visual language of fragmentation. We built a set of mirrored panels — twenty-four of them — and choreographed their angles to the beat. The camera never cuts; instead, the world around the performer shatters and reassembles in-camera through reflections. Shot in a single warehouse in Casablanca over two nights, lit entirely with overhead fluorescents and a single Dedo spotlight for the close-ups.

The entire video plays as a continuous four-minute Steadicam shot. No hidden cuts, no post-manipulation. The mirrors do all the work — as the operator moves through the space, each panel reveals a different version of the performer: past, present, projected. The choreography of the mirrors was rehearsed for three days before we rolled a single frame. What you see is take seventeen.