Klaxon is a music video that imagines a fictional microscopic ecosystem, inspired by the singular sound of Rea’s composition. The two-dimensional space is inhabited by zoomorphic shapes reminiscent of primitive organisms, floating and interacting in an abstract environment. Their hand-drawn bodies are animated using a customized particle system, allowing them to move autonomously with a playful, almost clumsy rhythm. Each scene introduces different gravitational conditions and structural elements that guide the movement of these digital entities, acting as an infrastructure for their chaotic choreography. The pixelated, warm grey-scale imagery humorously references low-resolution scientific observation, as if capturing a bizarre microscopic world through an old laboratory lens. Once the initial conditions are set, the animated world unfolds on its own, with each creature responding to its surroundings according to its form and position. The narrative develops through a sequence of evolving geometrical configurations, shifting between rigidity and fluidity, where the organisms are seen floating, falling, and bouncing in a constant state of motion.