The music video for Torgny's "Into the Night" represents a collaboration between the electro-pop producer, computational design studio Void, and photographer Pernille Sandberg that transforms Oslo's urban landscape into a canvas for lyrical expression while juxtaposing intimate footage of the artist's uncovered body against the city's concrete facades.

What began as an aesthetic exploration of the lyric video format through simple projection techniques evolved into a series of guerrilla light installations across the city's most iconic and half-forgotten architectural sites. The project creates an intimate dialogue between personal expression and public space, using the city's facades as both screen and collaborator in a visual narrative that explores the relationship between human vulnerability and urban architecture.

The project conceptualizes the projected lyrics as one level of communication layered upon another—the existing language of concrete structures serving as substrate for the human voice expressed through text. The visual narrative explores the relationship between human vulnerability and urban coldness through intimate footage of the artist's uncovered body juxtaposed against Oslo's concrete landscape.

Having grown up in Oslo, Torgny maintains intimate knowledge of these locations, with the final projection site holding particular personal significance as the location where he was photographed for Thrasher magazine in the 1990s. The projection of personal lyrics onto these familiar architectural surfaces creates a bridge between private memory and collective urban experience, making visible the enduring human presence within the constructed environment.