No Te Voy a Ver - Claire Delic

For the debut single of independent artist Claire Delić, I was entrusted with full creative direction, production, cinematography, editing, and release strategy for her first official music video: “No Te Voy a Ver"

Developed during the 2020 global pandemic, this project was executed as a fully artisanal, DIY music video production. With limited access to crew, locations, and traditional resources, the entire film was conceived and shot in a single home environment Claire then shared with her ex-husband Willy Rodríguez (Lead singer of Cultura Profética) where we transformed their everyday domestic space into a series of cinematic, emotionally driven visual worlds.

The concept centered on the emotional core of the song: longing, waiting, and the quiet passage of time. Rather than expanding outward, we turned inward—reimagining solitude as something poetic, romantic, and visually immersive. The home became both setting and metaphor: a contained universe where fantasy and routine coexist.

A woman with closed eyes and a content expression, wearing earrings, is seen through a narrow viewing angle with colorful light reflections around her in a dark setting.
A close-up of a woman’s face with closed eyes, surrounded by floating colorful flowers and petals on water.
Through intentional use of lighting design, color grading, and symbolic composition, each space was elevated into a distinct visual experience: A bathtub filled with flowers, illuminated from below, window-lit scenes with diffused white fabrics, projection-based lighting casting sunset tones across the body and pastel-toned environments reinforcing innocence, softness, and dreamlike presence. These elements were interwoven with grounded, everyday actions: writing letters, pacing, interacting with her surroundings creating a contrast between the mundane and the imagined. The result is a visual language that blends hyper-romanticized solitude with authentic domestic life.

Despite its minimal production footprint, the video achieved a level of visual cohesion and cinematic quality often associated with larger crews, demonstrating our ability to create high-impact work within constrained environments through intuitive direction, composition, and post-production. Released as Claire Delić’s first official single, the video reached over 1 million views within its first month, marking a successful debut and establishing a strong visual identity for the artist. This project remains a defining example of my approach to music video production: instinct-driven, symbolically rich, emotionally grounded, and built from the resources available in the moment.