The video for Peggy Gou’s song 1+1=11 shows artist Olafur Eliasson dancing inside a light installation at his studio in Berlin. As he breakdances – gliding, popping, and moving like a robot – he crosses through beams of light from eight projectors, each of a different hue, unleashing an array of colourful shadows and silhouettes that overlap and cascade across the wall. The artist first began breakdancing as a teenager, an experience he often credits as having inspired his embodied approach to art-making. Gou herself appears in the artist’s studio among the geometric models, lights, and mirrors, holding aloft a polarising disc that becomes alternately transparent and dark as she turns it. The works of Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson are driven by his long-standing interests in perception, movement and embodied experience. Eliasson is internationally-renowned for his public installations that challenge the way we perceive and co-create our environments. Web: Studio Olafur Eliasson Instagram: @studioolafureliasson Starring: Peggy Gou and Olafur Eliasson Artistic Director: Olafur Eliasson Director: Olafur Eliasson @studioolafureliasson Production Co: ProdCo @prodcofficial Founding Partner/EP: Zico Judge HOP: Sam Levene Producer: Theo Hue Williams @theohuewilliams Local Producer: Philmo Haucke @phlmbln Commissioner: Scott Wright Choreographer: Steen Koerner @steenkoernerstudio DOP: Franz Lustig @lustig.franz 1AC: Daniel Erb 1AC: Uwe Zegnotat 2AC: Hanna Lange @hannafriedalange VTR: Daniel Bose DIT: Frank Hellwig 1AD: Stevie Williams Runner: Andre Dalchau Runner: Bassam Ibrahim Gaffer: Albrecht Silberberger Spark: Dan Jung Spark: Christophe Naschke Grip: Jan Brun MUA: Nina Dueffort VFX Sup: Mickey O’Donoghue VFX Producer: Libby Gandhi @libby.gandhi VFX House: Selected Works @selectedworks.tv Editor: Armen Harootun @hharmenhh Co-Editor: Elena Bromund @elena.lustig Colourist: Taylor Pool @taylorgrades Colour House: Trafik @the.trafik