Stereoscope is the first single from Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys' upcoming album, which will be out through Unique Records in the Spring of next year.

The idea behind the visuals, created by Julia Schimautz/Don't Try Anything Studio, was to play with the concept of the stereoscope - a device by which two (almost) identical images overlap to create the illusion of depth. Julia filmed two videos of Lucy which were then interwoven, with the intention of creating a single complex image.

To achieve this they used 148 frames from each video, which were then printed with an inkjet printer. From the one set of frames, they cut out vertical slices and lay them over the second set, so that half of the resulting image was coming from video 1 and half of the image from video 2.
This part of the process was entirely analog. Cutting and pasting by hand allowed for all the frames to be slightly different, inviting movement, shadow, and imperfection.
The layered frames were then scanned in and reassembled.

Find more from Julia and DTAN here - @dtan.studio / @juliakatarazyna

Find more from Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys here -
lucykrugerandthelostboys.com

Supported by Initiative Musik gGmbH with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media.

Song credits -

Mixed by Simon Ratcliffe at Sound & Motion Studios (Cape Town)
Mastered by Uwe Teichert at Elektropolis (Brussels)
Drums recorded by Dirk Feistel at Studio X (Berlin)
Guitars recorded by André Leo (Berlin)

Lucy Kruger: vocals, guitar
Liú Mottes: guitar
Jean-Louise Parker: vocals
Martin Perret: drums
Calvin Siderfin: bass

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