OK Go's new music video uses 567 printers to create analog pixel art

The US band OK Go has released a new music video for their 2014 song 'Obsession' that uses 567 printers and thousands of colored sheets of paper to create animated patterns. The video, directed by the band led by Damian Kulash, relies on timelapse editing rather than synthetic special effects, with printers spitting out paper to form changing designs like pixels on a screen. The band recommends viewing at 1440 or 2160p resolution on YouTube to avoid distortion. All paper used will be recycled, and proceeds will be donated to Greenpeace. The video continues OK Go's tradition of spectacular analog visual experiments, following their previous single 'The One Moment' from the same album 'Hungry Ghosts' (2014).