Published
Mon, Nov 30, 2015, 23:30
- Robert Del Naja has provided the soundtrack to The Standing March, an installation meant to pressure politicians at the UN Climate Change Conference.
Massive Attack member Robert Del Naja has scored the latest Darren Aronofsky project.
Aronofsky is the American film director behind movies like Black Swan and Noah. His latest endeavour, The Standing March, was made to pressure politicians attending the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris by projecting 500 faces onto the French National Assembly, a reminder that people are still watching. (In the wake of the Paris terror attacks and the resulting state of emergency, protest marches are currently banned in the French capital.)
The installation is a joint effort between Aronofsky and French artist JR, and it will be an ongoing project, moving around Paris for seven days after its tenure at the Assembly, according to TIME.
You can read statements from the artist and hear some of Del Naja's music at The Standing March's website.