Bjork song title please!

[DiscoStu]

What Bjork song has the video of the white robot? I think it starts on Bjork's face, then slowly pans out to show that she's a robot. I only saw it once, a few years ago, but it's popped into my head today and it's bugging me. I've got a feeling she ends up kissing another robot at the end. Any ideas?

[WillRiker]

Bjork's multi award winning video "All is Full of Love" was directed by Chris Cunningham who put all the digital effects work through Glassworks as he had done with his previous work with Aphex Twin. 3D artist James Mann used Avid SOFTIMAGE|3D to build movement into twin interacting androids, modelled to look like Bj�rk. He also created robotic arms to complement live action arms that had been built for an assembly scene in the video. Pasi Johansson carried out the warping of Bj�rk's face onto the robotic models, restoring her features to the surfaces using Discreet Logic's Flame.

Glassworks picked up the MTV 2000 Best Special Effects award for their work on the Bj�rk video. This tops a long list of awards for the hugely successful video, which also won twice at the ITS Monitor awards (2000) as well as Best Music Video at the 1999 London Effects and Animation (LEAF) awards. The "All is Full of Love" promo also received a screening at Siggraph 1999 and was featured at the Art Futura Festival in Spain, Digital Images in Italy, the Tokyo ACM Siggraph CG Film Show in Japan, the Australian Effects and Animation Show and on Imagine TV and the Sci Fi channel in the US. Glassworks also received an award for Bj�rk at the British Design and Art Direction Awards in 1999

[rja211077]

It is a stunning piece of work. You can get it on the DVD 'the work of Chris Cunningham' along with other superb pieces of his work such as the vids for Aphex Twin's 'Windowlicker' and 'Come to Daddy' 

[DiscoStu]

Jeez, all I wanted was the bloody title! ;)

I actually found it last night (eventually) through the Glassworks site. They actually stream their videos on the site so I got to see it again which was absolute bliss.

Also came across a forum at http://www.lowculture.com/archives/002088.html which makes interesting viewing... Having never seen I, Robot, I can't say I'd noticed, but now that I've seen these shots, what on earth were they thinking? Did they think no one would notice?