Which director made Björk’s “All Is Full of Love” music video?

Chris Cunningham directed Björk’s “All Is Full of Love” music video.

Released in 1999, the video depicts two white humanoid robots being assembled in a futuristic factory. They meet, kiss, and embrace, giving the song’s theme of love a visual interpretation built from robotics, sculpture, and digital effects.

Cunningham was known for combining unsettling imagery with highly polished commercial production. The video’s robot characters were modeled with practical elements and enhanced through computer-generated imagery, creating a deliberately ambiguous boundary between machinery and emotion.

The clip received major recognition at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, winning Best Special Effects. It is sometimes confused with Cunningham’s other influential work for artists such as Aphex Twin, but “All Is Full of Love” is specifically associated with Björk and the director’s robotic lovers.