Björk Videos

Music video for Björk's Army of Me. A woman drives a huge truck, a gorilla dentist tries to steal a diamond from her mouth, and she must rescue her beautiful boyfriend from interment in a boring museum exhibition.

Music video for "Isobel" performed by Björk.

Video promo for Björk: Bachelorette.

The accompanying music video for the single was directed by Chris Cunningham and depicts the assembling of a robot with Björk's features, and her passionately kissing another robot in front of an ethereal and sterile backdrop.

Music video for "Hyperballad" performed by Björk.

Promo video for Björk: Pagan Poetry. Nick Knight manipulates graphic sexual imagery into something abstract and mesmerizing.

Music video for Björk's song Jóga from Homogenic. Spectacular aerial footage of the Icelandic volcanic wilderness equates with the expansive spirit of Björk's most majestic song.

Music video for "Violently Happy" performed by Björk.

Video promo for Björk: Possibly Maybe.

Music video for Björk's song Human Behaviour. A woman in a cabin in the woods, a hunter, a bear, a moth and other forest creatures' lives intersect in surreal and unpredictable ways.

Music video for "Big Time Sensuality" performed by Björk. One of three versions released, this most popular edit is set to the "Fluke Minimix" version of the song. Björk is seen dancing on a flatbed truck driving on New York streets.

Björk sings "It's Oh So Quiet" in a musical number set in and around a tire store.

Video promo for Björk: Wanderlust.

Video promo for Björk: Hunter.

In both live-action and animated selves, Björk sings about wanting to meet already that perfect lover, while interacting with Jimmy the Idiot Boy and other Kricfalusi's creations.

Video promo for Björk: Cocoon.

Video promo for Björk: Mutual Core.

Video promo for Björk: Venus as a Boy.

Video promo for Björk: Oceania. Originally created as the visual component of her performance at the opening ceremony of the Athens Olympic Games, this version of the work includes a bejeweled Björk.

Video promo for Björk: Stonemilker.

Music video for Björk's Declare Independence. Björks sings fervently into a microphone that her audience is strapped to via ropes that are blasted with coloured paint. They are powerless against the onslaught of the music.

Video promo for Björk: Alarm Call.

Video promo for Björk: Triumph of a Heart.

Using stop-motion and computer-generated animation, and employing a cool interlaced video aesthetic, Michel Gondry imagines the aftermath of a meteor shower.

Video promo for Björk: Who Is It.