"The Cirrus video is truly wonderful - one of the best clips ever made from our material." - Rick Prelinger
From the artist Cyriak: "A music video I made for the Bonobo track ‘Cirrus’. It uses clips from a 1962 film about the wonders of consumerism. ...the footage I used was downloaded from archive.org, it really is a goldmine for us video artists."
Video by cyriak.co.uk
Band website: bonobomusic.com
You may also view the video on Vimeo or YouTube
Reviewer:Sardonique Schadenfreude Rictus
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December 1, 2017 Subject:
The Pleasure of Structured Visual Chaos
Absolutely soothing, yet stimulating! The Bonobo track seems absolutely tailor-made for the manipulated and morphed images. Bravo !!!
Reviewer:boobage
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March 30, 2013 Subject:
What A Revelation!
I am in awe. Wonderfully entertaining and thought-provoking. A totally original, profoundly compelling work of art. Thank you so much for making it available
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for free.
Reviewer:ultimatebozo
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February 27, 2013 Subject:
Well Done
My thanks go out to the previous reviewer, for bringing this clip to my attention. There is a considerable proportion of modernistic art that exists simply
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for it's own sake. I understand the concept, and there are many fine examples to be had of this philosophy. However I personally have a general preference for art that attempts to have some sort of message to ponder, or has a connection of some sort to sociological matters, as this clip does. It is very well put together; the choices and uses of the clips, is excellent. while visually very active, it refrains from feeling overly frenetic, and moves along at a nice pace. The chosen soundtrack, well suits the imagery, without overwhelming it. This is very well done, indeed.
Reviewer:brewster
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February 26, 2013 Subject:
Fantastic music video, and one that uses Prelinger footage well
I can not stop rewatching this. It is a wonderful recasting of commercialism and consumerism.