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  • Sil van der Woerd’s Music Videos

    07.28.10

    Dutch filmmaker Sil Van Der Woerd makes beautiful, surreal, and extremely impressive music videos on unbelievably tiny budgets. These videos contrast industrial, futuristic, black and sterile environments with the soft beauty and grace of the subjects, and historically inspired fashions.

    Check out his videos for Lolly Jane Blue’s “Worms” and “White Swan”:

    Tags: industrial landscapes, music videos, queens, sil van der woerd, surreal, swan

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