Bjork's "Moon" music video is highly experimental in both its visuals and audio. She is shown with unusual ginger hair and an instrument sewn into her outfit, singing her lyrics in a staccato manner that is difficult to understand. The shapes, lines, and lunar backdrop portray her as otherworldly or alien-like. Her movements and the disappearing moon synchronize with the unique beats of the music. The mid-shot framing demands of the record label and voyeuristic eye-level viewing treatment involve the audience as witnesses to her performance. Overall, the video takes on a sci-fi aesthetic and pushes creative boundaries.

1. Bjork - Moon Experimental/Electronica

2. GENRE CHARACTERISTICS The look at the beginning of huge ginger hair shows the experimental side of the artist. An instrument is sown in her outfit, which is also experimental. She makes pauses after every single word, which makes it hard to understand what the words are. Her looks make her look inhuman, as well as the location she is at. She could be referred as alien like. The shapes and lines appearing are also very unique/experimental.

3. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LYRICS AND VISUALS ‘Came down and gently picked my adrenaline pearls’ – She looks like she is out of the world , and as she says these words the moon slowly disappears. (Adrenaline could mean her being out of earth, Pearls – could be meaning the white moon) ‘As if the healthiest past-time ’ – She picks up flowers, which reflect nature/health. ‘Fail at creating a flow’ – She swings the flowers round.

4. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSIC AND VISUALS As she plays the unique instrument the moon disappears with the beat of the music. This continuesly is on repeat through most of the video

5. DEMANDS OF THE RECORD LABEL The artist does not move from the screen and can be always viewed at mid shots.

6. REFERENCE TO NOTION OF LOOKING VOYEURISTIC TREATMENT The audience are only available to view the artist at eyelevel, which makes them feel like they are with her, watching the performance.

7. INTER-TEXTUAL REFERENCE This music video can be referred to any sci-fi film.