Materia Magica, a MUD with a 20 year history, is undertaking a project as ambitious as it is surprisingly straightforward: It wants to make this most visual of genres accessible to the visually impaired.
Andrew Hampp and Erika Ramirez from Billboard magazine compared the video with Madonna's work and American Horror Story, concluding "[t]he spine-tinglingly glam... video for this track is worth Beyoncé's case for making this a simultaneous visual-and-audio experience alone".
Clever integration between Lauren Child's original artwork and 12 well-known pictures - from Fra Angelico and Botticelli to Picasso and Jackson Pollock - make this a visual treat as well as an authoritative introduction to ways of looking at art.
Through his new Project Green Light, he aims to make this idea "visual" and "visceral".
Glimpses of their vacation to Thailand are cut with studio time, making this a uniquely live, visual, and musical collaboration.
The marvelous music, aided by the gorgeous visuals, make this a memorable, visual feast.
A number of observations could be made using this visual approach.
Judging by the sparsity of laughter at linguistic gags, few in the audience had Brazilian Portuguese at their disposal, and this made the visual vibrancy all the more useful.
Djenguet's infectious enthusiasm makes this a compelling visual essay.
