There's more to life than a Volvo - Frankfurt 2009 "3D projection and production by NuFormer in coorporation with Saatchi & Saatchi"
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2 comments:
Hi Lynn, Thanks for posting that Volvo video. I think that is cool and was not aware of it. I found it fascinating to see the folk sitting absorbed in the images. I have done some building projection work before and found this engaging. I think that the Volvo is in the old city square in Frankfurt where i spent a Xmas eve back in the 90's there drinking mulled wine.
I think that this is a wonderful blend of art and technology. I'd love to have something like where I live. I'm in Charlotte, NC.
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