London-based Gabriel Moses has linked up with Liverpool and Belgium striker Divock Origi to produce a beautifully shot short film titled 'A Portrait of Divock Origi'.

At just 21 years of age, Moses has already produced a host of candid, artistically-captured photography and films for Off-White, Matthew Williams Alyx and Obey Giant founder Shepard Fairey through to young talent such as British light heavyweight Joshua Buatsi, and Chelsea and England forward Callum Hudson-Odoi.

Now, Moses has linked up with a man who has written himself into Liverpool folklore after his late strikes in the Merseyside derby, Arsenal and the Champions League final to provide a deeper, personal look at the man behind the magic.

Speaking about the film, Moses said, "The aim of the film was to paint a picture of Divock as a human being as opposed to a footballer, through a series of portraits & vignettes – they are almost like moving still images."

Origi himself provides a personal account of what motivates him as a person in the film's dialogue, which explores his recent life living in Liverpool while capturing him overlooking the city and in the stands at Anfield.

Get the first look at the film in it's entirety in the link below.