The Inner or Deep Part of an Animal or Plant Structure is an official 45-minute DVD documentary by Björk, released on August 31, 2004. It delves into the creative process behind her album Medúlla, focusing on the unique production techniques and artistic collaborations that brought the album to life. Shot in various studio locations, the film captures the raw and experimental energy of Björk and her collaborators as they explore vocal-based compositions and push the boundaries of sound. This documentary provides an intimate look at the album’s evolution, revealing Björk’s vision of a record almost entirely devoid of traditional instrumentation.
Featuring contributions from notable figures such as beatboxer Rahzel, singer Tagaq, and producer Mark Bell, the film showcases the diverse influences and voices that shape Medúlla. Each artist brings their distinct energy to the project, resulting in a mosaic of voices that reflect Björk’s exploration of primal, human sounds. Through candid interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and glimpses into intense recording sessions, The Inner or Deep Part of an Animal or Plant Structure offers fans and viewers a rare view of Björk’s artistic process and her ambitious, boundary-breaking approach to music.
