Music Videos
As a interdisciplinary artist, Flora has had the chance of contributing to various performances in diverse roles with music and dance artists. Below are some of the key audiovisual works where she played an integral part:
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DARKNESS, by Kolakale (2026): Movement Performer and Creative Director
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Água Viva, by Jhasmyna (2022): Creator, Movement Performer, and Editor
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MUDEZ, by O Bando E Jupy (2022): Body Preparation and Movement Director
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Você me medo de morrer antes da hora, by Troá (2020): Performer
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A morte do pássaro azul (2020): Videographer
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Jhasmyna - ÁGUA VIVA (Clipe Oficial)


Jhasmyna - ÁGUA VIVA (Clipe Oficial)

MUDEZ (VIDEOCLIPE)

Troá - Você Me Dá Medo de Morrer Antes da Hora (Clipe)
Creative Direction & Visual Treatment
DARKNESS, by Asaph Kolakale (2026)
Music Video
DARKNESS explores a tension between containment and release.
The video work unfolds as a ritual more than a narrative where the movement performer and musician inhabit the same world without necessarily sharing the same reality. Their relationship is almost telepathic, as though movement is another expression of the music itself with a visual language that is sculptural and deliberate, allowing the presence of the bodies, the costumes, their movement and stillness carry the storytelling.
Concept

Photo by Ashish Prassai

Photo by Ashish Prassai
Relationship between musician and movement performer
The movement performer is almost like a subconscious extension of the musician who, in this case, is also the composer of the piece. She carries an internal dialogue that is opaque, one that never becomes completely explicit, revealing emotional states that remain contained within him through restrained and weighted movement. She dislocates predominantly across the horizontal plane, occasionally moving closer to the musician before retreating again. Their proximity fluctuates throughout the film, gradually reducing the distance between them as the piece progresses, while never becoming entirely narrative.
Visual Language

Sculptural: Bodies treated as architecture within the frame.
Ritual: Movement feels ceremonial with a relationship of listening between both performers - this idea also sets the pace for the film.
Tactile: Texture of skin, leather, jewellery, strings, fabric remain visible.
Colour Grading
The aim was to explore a more neutral, sculptural colour grade that could still preserve the richness of skin tones and the warmth of the gold jewellery Asaph was wearing. The atmosphere could come from contrast, texture, light, allowing the jewellery and skin to become the natural points of warmth within the frame. This way, we aimed to reduce the amber/yellow overall tone of the videos (as it was not filmed in LOG) and go towards a cooler, slightly more monochromatic palette without losing the richness of details.



Editing & Rhythm
notes to the editor
Beginning
Slowly introduce the space. Resist quick cuts and allow stillness and longer takes.
Introduce the musician before the movement performer.
Development
Transitions respond to gesture, weight, breath, strings, fabric and eventually the music itself.
Climax → End
Increase density and proximity through close-ups, repetition and details until musician and performer feel like extensions of one another, before returning to a wider image and allowing the ritual to settle.
Short Videos:

Visualiser for Social Media
Filmed by Diana Rapoport
Edited by Flora Baltz

Visualiser for Social Media
Filmed by Diana Rapoport
Edited by James WLDE

Visualiser for Spotify
Filmed by Diana Rapoport
Edited by Flora Baltz

Visualiser for Social Media
Filmed by Diana Rapoport
Edited by James WLDE
Creative Team:
Artist/Composer: Kolakale @asaph.bass
Stylist: Starr Williams @thehouseofstarrs
Creative Directors: Asaph Kolakale @asaph.bass & Flora Baltz @florabaltz
Assistant Creative Director: Rebecca (Bexx) Roberts @bexx.lr
Mixing & Mastering: Manu Francis @manu_francis
Videographer: Diana Rapoport @rapo__prod
Photographer: Ashish Prasai @ashishprasaii
Movement Performer: Flora Baltz @florabaltz
Wardrobe: @hackney_120
Video Editors: James WLDE @jameswlde & Flora Baltz @florabaltz
Post-Production Producer: Flora Baltz