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Japan – Deja vu is an interactive music video that enables viewers to engage with the producer’s creative concept.

• Users upload a self-portrait to the video, which is manipulated in time with the music
• Plays with the identity and emotional states of the viewer

Musician and artist Kamra has collaborated with creative agency Invisible Designs Lab on a new interactive music video for his single Deja vu.

A desktop camera captures an image of a viewer’s face, which is then used to create a unique audio-visual artwork examining various identities and emotional states to the soft, glitchy beats of Kamra’s soundscape.

In one instance, different parts of the viewer’s face merge with others to create a surreal collage evocative of LS:N Global’s Digital Surrealism design direction. 

The concept for the interactive video mirrors the key idea for the Kamra’s album Artificial Emotions, which plays with the idea of an out-of-body experience.