This Music Video Puts the Spotlight on Digitally Reworking Beauty
Michael Baxter — January 20, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: boggieofficial & designboom
Photoshop and Photoshop videos have been an area of major discussion the past couple of years. The alteration of the natural form in favor of a digitally replicated beauty has been a hot bed of discussion in the modern age.
European singer Boggie has taken it upon herself to have an open discussion about the subject via her music video for her song Parfüm. The video for the song is simple. Throughout the entirety of the video we see her face facing forward toward the camera and as the video rolls on we see various Photoshop changes occur in real-time.
The video goes from being dark to glowingly bright as many Photoshopped images do when they go to magazines and other publications. Her look in the end is meant to show an effortless beauty which we as a viewer know was not effortless because of the work involved in the Photoshop video.
Photo Credits: designboom, boggieofficial
European singer Boggie has taken it upon herself to have an open discussion about the subject via her music video for her song Parfüm. The video for the song is simple. Throughout the entirety of the video we see her face facing forward toward the camera and as the video rolls on we see various Photoshop changes occur in real-time.
The video goes from being dark to glowingly bright as many Photoshopped images do when they go to magazines and other publications. Her look in the end is meant to show an effortless beauty which we as a viewer know was not effortless because of the work involved in the Photoshop video.
Photo Credits: designboom, boggieofficial
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