Following FE!N and 4X4, Travis Scott continues his visual journey with Gabriel Moses in a new cinematic chapter: "DUMBO".

The video opens on static, almost sculptural bodies in a dark, intimate atmosphere. Each shot, precise and crafted, bears Moses’ distinctive signature.

Travis moves like a spectre in a luxury suite overlooking the city, dressed in shadows and grazing light. His slow gestures create a subtle tension between energy and stillness, softening the intensity of the lyrics through a controlled, silent direction.

The world of "DUMBO" is rich in symbols: glorified bodies, female silhouettes, sets blending sacred and industrial elements. Moses carefully frames each scene, playing with contrasts and silence. An aesthetic both mystical and organic, exploring intoxication, power and downfall.

It's another distinctive Gabriel Moses work of art, befitting of the photographer and filmmaker who's work is on show this summer in SELAH, his largest exhibition to date, at 180 Studios in London, until 27th July.