Watch this: Björk's incredible new 'Mutual Core' video and its
geological pyrotechnics  bjork mutual core  Björk has a history
of stunning music videos, but she may have outdone herself with
this latest effort. The clip for "Mutual Core," taken from last
year's Biophilia album, features the Icelandic singer up to the
waist in quicksand surrounded by shapeshifting geological
creatures and explosions of lava. It was commissioned by Los
Angeles' Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) and directed by
Andrew Thomas Huang; the video has made its online debut on
MOCATV, which is the first official YouTube channel to focus on
contemporary art.  MOCATV also posted a making-of video that
goes behind the scenes of the Reykjavík set. Filming involved a
combination of CGI effects, heavy makeup, and physical props
manipulated like puppets against a green screen, and Huang says
the direction was inspired by the volcanic surroundings of
Iceland. In an interview with Papermag, Björk explained a little
more of the process behind at