Lado Kvataniya Tag Archive

Lado Kvataniya’s ‘Revansh’ is a Violent Allegorical Representation of the Gritty Reality of Life in Modern Russia

Music

6th October, 2021

Lado Kvataniya discusses staging a surreal metaphorical portrait of Russian living using 16mm and hidden cuts for Husky track 'Revansh'.

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Haski & Tmin: Kill Me

Asides, Music

2nd December, 2019

Haski & Tmin attempt to woo death in Lado Kvataniya’s rumination on our inability to find peace, understanding & personal fulfilment in life 'Kill Me'.

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Maslo Chernogo Tmina: The Untitled

Asides, Music

21st November, 2019

Lado Kvataniya visits a post-Soviet purgatory where lost souls gather for a mystical ritual-transition in surreal music video 'The Untitled'.

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Noize MC: Honor the Elders

Asides, Music

11th November, 2019

Lado Kvataniya unleashes an onslaught of performance, animation and projection mapping for Noize MC’s commemoration of Russia’s literary heritage.

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Manizha: MAMA

Asides, Music

12th March, 2019

Lado Kvataniya's new short is a music video turned art-manifesto, featuring dark imagery set to Manizha's eerie aural palette.

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Christmas On The Moon

Asides, Live Action

1st February, 2019

A 12 year old girl becomes embroiled in a violent drug war when she decides to keep a giant teddy bear bound for a mafia boss in 'Christmas On The Moon'.

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Leningrad: GOLD

Asides, Music

3rd January, 2019

A dangerous predator with a hunger for the finer things in life recounts her violent exploits in Lado Kvataniya's flamboyant Leningrad music video 'GOLD'.

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Lado Kvataniya Looks to a Near Future of Suppressed Thought in Noir Anti-Utopia Music Video ‘387’

Music

9th October, 2018

Lado Kvataniya envisions a near future where individual thought and new ideas are suppression with ruthless vigour in noir anti-utopia music video '387'.

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Lado Kvataniya Conjures Up an Exquisitely Dark World Devoid of Verbal Communication in ‘Orpheus’

Music

24th April, 2018

Suffused with an arrestingly impressive visual aesthetic, Lado Kvataniya’s 'Orpheus' conjures up a dark futuristic world devoid of verbal communication.

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