From riot-filled streets to hypnotic schoolyards, Romain Gavras has built a visual identity that is instantly recognisable. His videos do not just accompany music. They expand it, challenge it and often redefine it. “Storm” with Yung Lean is the latest addition to a body of work that continues to feel fresh, provocative and impossible to ignore.
Storm – Yung Lean / Gener8ion
A dystopian school turned into a choreographed battlefield of youth. Precise, hypnotic and endlessly rewatchable.
Gosh – Jamie xx
A vast, almost surreal urban landscape filled with uniformed figures. Minimal, monumental and quietly overwhelming.
Stress – Justice
Raw, confrontational and deliberately uncomfortable. A chaotic journey through Paris that sparked global conversation.
No Church in the Wild – Jay-Z & Kanye West
A cinematic clash between authority and uprising. Fire, tension and striking imagery at every turn.
Signature – DJ Mehdi
A seamless, one-take illusion that plays with time and repetition. Effortless on the surface, meticulously crafted underneath.
The Age of the Understatement – The Last Shadow Puppets
Retro spy aesthetics with a surreal twist. Stylish, theatrical and slightly absurd in the best way.
Bad Girls – M.I.A.
Cars on two wheels, desert heat and fearless energy. One of the most iconic visual statements of its time.
I Believe – Simian Mobile Disco
Dark, pulsing and immersive. A hypnotic descent into movement and light.
Each of these works stands on its own, yet together they form a clear signature. Gavras does not follow trends. He creates moments that stay with you, long after the screen goes dark.