Enfnts Terribles

The Kourtrajmé collective is one of the most innovative collectives in French culture and knows how to attract the attention of the public media. Pink Noise’s new song “Papa Belly” is an eclectic trance-techno song that gives you the adrenaline rush you’ve been missing. However, it’s foremost the visuals of the song that makes the project even more interesting.

A parallel world

Director Kim Chapiron, who’s also one of the founders of Kourtrajmé, tried to create a parallel world in the music video. Gathering 150 naked people in the same room, dancing and kissing each other to electro-trance music. Chapiron visually highlights the fluidity of genres, the different sexualities and body types to counter all the prohibitions and judgments that are settled in our society.

The video is not about the nudity but wants to open a debate about prejudices and stereotypes. The actors, musicians, and directors in the video want to invite everyone to question their perspective about the limits of gender and physical norms. The aesthetic approach of Kim and everyone involved hypnotizes us for three and a half minutes and offers us a moment of digital love.