Director's Works
Pelo Madueño, Te Perdí Hiromi Shimabukuro Nishinda
She studied fashion styling at Esme-Madrid, cinematographic art direction at the ESCAC film school in Barcelona and theatre set design at the IED Madrid European Institute of Design. As a fashion designer and stylist, she has published fashion editorials in prestigious magazines such as Vogue Latin America and Dazed Korea. Art director for the film "El Corazón de La Luna", a film that won the award for best fiction film at the Sci-Fi London festival and was nominated for best production design at the Boston SciFi Film Festival. She has directed and created the fashion films "Genki Dama", "Sakura Maru" and "The Caretaker", films that have won and been selected at important international festivals in Japan, Madrid, Canada, Seattle, Berlin, London, UK, Seoul, Los Angeles, New York, among other festivals.
The music video, directed by Hiromi Shimabukuro, amplifies this sadness with a black and white visual palette, a universe of chiaroscuro that exudes melancholy and loneliness. Shimabukuro, in her first music video, turns the visual space into a personal theatre where the characters, trapped in shadows and partial lights, seem suspended in an emotional limbo. With suggestive images and an atmosphere that evokes the desolation of lost loves, the director manages to materialize the anguish of separation and the longing for that which seems to slip through one's fingers.