June Freedom’s “Spiritual” opens with a clear, striking image and lets it carry the weight. In an abandoned city, a wounded woman holds a glowing diamond heart, and June stands between her and the force trying to take it. Directed by Arseni Novo and Leonel Dietsche, the video is built around contrast. The army moves with purpose, filling the frame with pressure, while June remains still, almost grounded. Visually, it leans on space and light, with VFX playing a central role.

Ormella’s ‘Godless Man’, directed by Jana Frost, explores betrayal through a surreal, hand-built world of paper installations and shifting environments. Moving through these tactile spaces, the film traces devotion and disillusionment with a quiet, symbolic intensity, where each threshold marks a step deeper into emotional collapse. Frost’s visual language is built from tangible, handcrafted elements. Paper becomes architecture and atmosphere, its fragility echoing the instab

Wizkid and Asake’s “Turbulence” builds a striking visual world where space itself becomes the central idea. Directed by Edgar Esteves and Arseni Novo, with production by Blank Square Productions and VFX post production by Novo Luma, the video unfolds across a series of abstract, constructed environments that feel deliberately contained. The sets rely on geometry and repetition. Perspectives shift, scale becomes uncertain, yet the visuals remain controlled, allowing the artist