Part of Me

A doll in a white dress sinks to the bottom of a river. A young girl in the same dress awakens in a strange room among forgotten creatures, before being drawn through a mirror into a kaleidoscope of alternative selves — until they fracture and dissolve, leaving the doll floating in space

Lexi, a young protester, chains herself to an ancient oak tree marked for felling. She is confronted by Jack, a jovial but unsettling chainsaw-wielding local who spins tales of Dryads, seductive tree-nymphs who protect the forest. As her friends fail to return and Jack’s intentions remain unclear, Lexi is left terrified, alone, and unsure whether she is caught in a game, a trap, or something far stranger.

A lonely doll maker discovers his latest creation has come to life. He can finally have the perfect woman who can be everything he has been dreaming of: mother, lover, confidant. - But his joy turns to fear as he realizes that his doll is a feminist who is hell bent on destroying her creator. Be careful what you wish for.

The video for 'Ikigai' channels the track’s kaleidoscopic rhythm into movement-based choreography, exploring the search for meaning within an overwhelming brutalist landscape. Its game-like distortions and fractured imagery reflect the dehumanising forces of the city, intensifying the struggle for purpose and transformation.

An audience gathers in a screening room to watch a promotional film for Xanadu, a “revolutionary concept in clear-conscience living.” But beneath the corporate gloss lies a dystopian horror: humans reimagined as the ultimate sustainable resource. Welcome to Xanadu.

A young boy in an abandoned room perceives clandestine messages emanating from the depths of his television, intertwined with ethereal glimpses of Komodo dragons observing his existence. He endeavours to change the channel but the temptation to continue watching overwhelms him; after reaching out to touch the screen, he sets off his own metamorphosis into a Komodo dragon and leaps into this alternate realm.