ENES GÜÇ is a Berlin-based director and multidisciplinary artist — a creative powerhouse working at the intersection of film, 3D, and physical media. Known for fusing emotional clarity with visual precision, he creates visually striking, multi-dimensional work that resonates on both sensory and psychological levels.
Before establishing himself as a director, Enes worked as a Creative Director, Art Director, and renowned CGI artist — roles that shaped his technical fluency and sharpened his distinctive creative voice. His foundation in fine arts, from painting and sculpture to digital design, continues to inform the depth and structure of his visual language.
His practice spans personal films, immersive environments, and commercial collaborations, bringing authorship and emotional depth into every process. Recent collaborations include Staatsballett Berlin, Anonymous Club by Shane Oliver Group, Rimowa, Dilara Fındıkoğlu, and Berlin Atonal. His work and collabrations has been featured in Dazed, Vogue, and Nowness, and exhibited at Frieze London, Paris Photo Fair and Julia Stoschek Foundation, among others.
Whether directing film or building visual worlds, Enes brings forward a singular vision — expansive, emotionally charged, and grounded in both aesthetic integrity and technical excellence.
Before establishing himself as a director, Enes worked as a Creative Director, Art Director, and renowned CGI artist — roles that shaped his technical fluency and sharpened his distinctive creative voice. His foundation in fine arts, from painting and sculpture to digital design, continues to inform the depth and structure of his visual language.
His practice spans personal films, immersive environments, and commercial collaborations, bringing authorship and emotional depth into every process. Recent collaborations include Staatsballett Berlin, Anonymous Club by Shane Oliver Group, Rimowa, Dilara Fındıkoğlu, and Berlin Atonal. His work and collabrations has been featured in Dazed, Vogue, and Nowness, and exhibited at Frieze London, Paris Photo Fair and Julia Stoschek Foundation, among others.
Whether directing film or building visual worlds, Enes brings forward a singular vision — expansive, emotionally charged, and grounded in both aesthetic integrity and technical excellence.
My work moves through film and CGI, exploring the line between what is felt and what is fabricated. It builds elegant emotional worlds where the artificial and the authentic coexist seamlessly.
Each project investigates how image, sound, and rhythm shape perception and belief. The aim is always to create something both cinematic and deeply human, work that resonates beyond conscious awareness.
Each project investigates how image, sound, and rhythm shape perception and belief. The aim is always to create something both cinematic and deeply human, work that resonates beyond conscious awareness.
A performance film created in collaboration with Kiani Del Valle — known by her chorography work for Travis Scott and Lorde — set to the track Ivy Queen by Kelman Duran. The piece explores existence across multiple dimensions, weaving movement, sound, and visual abstraction into a single language. Through a synthesis of choreography and image, it blurs the boundary between physical and digital space, reflecting on the fluidity of identity, perception, and control.
Videography, Editor, Post Production
Visual stillness and sonic subtlety draw the viewer into a suspended moment where perception collapses and redefines itself. A composed subconscious fragment created with the contracted dancers of Staatsballett Berlin.
Rather than offering narrative closure, the work occupies a space of emotional ambiguity — a visual koan that invites projection.
Less a conventional short film than a psychic imprint, it observes the inward search for meaning and value once sought in external reflections.
Director, Writer, CGI & Post Production, Sound Design
A fashion film created in collaboration with Josh Johnson — known for his performative work with Anne Imhof and Travis Scott — and co-director Thilo Garus.
The piece translates the brand’s identity into a performative world where garments are activated as part of a live, embodied act, dissolving the line between fashion presentation and performance.
Through rhythm, gesture, and atmosphere, it constructs a visual language that mirrors the experimental ethos of Anonymous Club.
Co-Director, Compositing, Post Production
A visual accompaniment to Black Glass that portrays the transformation born from grief. Fire and water (symbols of destruction and purification) frame a passage from disintegration to renewal. The music video merges elemental imagery and emotional realism to embody resilience through metamorphosis.
Director, CGI& Post Production