Bianca Censori makes directorial debut with surreal video for Kanye West and Travis Scott’s “FATHER”

Bianca Censori has officially unveiled her first music video as a director for “FATHER,” the collaborative track by Kanye West and Travis Scott. Released alongside Kanye’s new album BULLY, the video immediately drew attention for its striking, cinematic aesthetic.

Shot as a short film, the video immerses viewers in a surreal dreamscape where the usual laws of time and space seem suspended. Censori continues her exploration of spatial design and visual art, using the music video as a canvas for her experimental approach.

Remarkably, the entire video was filmed in a single continuous take, creating a profound sense of psychological depth where ritual, memory, and imagination intertwine. A church in the video becomes a symbolic space with suspended architecture, and the characters move with near-ceremonial precision, enhancing the immersive experience.

By blending performance, architectural minimalism, and cinematic abstraction, Censori examines themes of collective belief, spectacle, and transformation. Quiet, contemplative moments contrast with chaotic sequences, generating a tense and emotionally charged atmosphere.