Vice Magazine commissioned us the creation of this interactive installation for Adidas Originals to be set up in two festivals in Spain: Primavera Sound 2011 in Barcelona and SOS 4.8 in Murcia. In a custom set we put 16 cameras oriented to the same point that shoot at the same time after a countdown. Those pictures are put secuentially together to create a mini movie where visitors could see themselves floating in the air. Optionally, the background is removed to add a promotional image of the brand. After this process, the visitor goes to the computer at the exposition area where he can share this movie in Facebook o send it by e-mail. This process takes less than 30 seconds and is fully automatic. Four computers where needed to perform all tasks, coordinated to the millisecond to capture ... Read more and see all pictures »

To launch their new sneakers collection (under the motto "Not made for running, great for kicking asses"), Diesel created the "Diesel Kick Ass Competition", an event that would tour 7 locations in Spain and Portugal looking for the best "Ass Kickers" We made a portable cabinet which included a camera, a computer and an internet connection that could be placed anywhere. Users would log into Facebook using the computer - and a very agile interface. Then they would select the friend to whom they would like to kick their ass. The kick would then be recorded and uploaded to the website and shared in his and his friend's Facebook wall. Kicks could be viewed, voted and returned using our Facebook application. Read more and see all pictures »

Vice Magazine commissioned us the creation of this interactive installation for Ray Ban which was installed at the Primavera Sound Festival 2011 in Barcelona. It's a photobooth where visitors can take pictures of themselves for free and their pictures appear later printed with Ray Ban's Never Hide watermark. The photobooth is synchronized with a video system that shows the pictures outside of the showroom during the festival. Read more and see all pictures »

In this game the user must connect all the marks in the perimeter of the circles. When them all are connected, the user can access the next level. Prelock is based in a game for the web that we made on May 2003 Read more and see all pictures »

Choosebean is a project conceived and developed in We Choose Fun. It has been made to crowdsource your daily little doubts. The user writes a question and the possible answers. Example: In a restaurant: "Should I eat pizza or a salad? In the supermarket: "Should I buy Coke Zero or Coca Cola Light?" Those are little questions with no importance at all, but sometimes it's difficult to get an answer. Choosebean allows people to get dozens of impulsive answers from other people, so we get something that could be referred as "the common sense of the internet". How do we obtain enough answers? The interface for answering questions is fast and easy: You need just a click to reply to a question and get the next one.Curiosity makes people stay answering to questions for a long time, either from t ... Read more and see all pictures »

Interactive installation in several locations around Shanghai. Passersby triggered animations and sounds, catching their attention and other people’s around. A complex system was designed to detect people’s presence (not movement, as most of this kind of installations do), taking into account bikes parked in front of the installation, light changes during the day, etc. Tasks: Everything but the 3D of the shoe (structure, technical and interaction design, programming, …) Read more and see all pictures »

The concept of the campaign was “Liquid space”, which was basically about marine creatures living in space. The initial brief expressed the intention to literally show the concept. We came up with the idea of an holographic fashion show mixed with real models. It was one of the biggest holographic shows ever made, where we had to deal with difficulties like coordinating the holograms and the real people and maintain the structure and set-up of a real fashion show with the technical needs of the system. Client: Diesel - Miguel Ares Creative Direction: Richard Holley, Marc Sallent Technical Direction: Marc Sallent Technical Provider: Vizoo Motion Graphics: Dvein Read more and see all pictures »

Design, building and coordination of the Spanish Culinary Area, a 300 sq.m. showroom to host food and wine tastings and other presentations. The opening act was presided by H.R.H Felipe and Letizia of Spain, Prince and Princess of Asturias and several high political figures both from China and Spain. Our team took care of the whole project, from logistics to design. Read more and see all pictures »

Camper Extra is a project developed by Vice Magazine for Camper which took place in 3 European cities (Madrid, Berlin and Milano), which comprised activities related to art and creativity. We developed a multilanguage and multicity website which showed contents related to the city of the user in his language. We developed a custom CMS system to administrate all the contents in the blogs, calendars, workshops of the website. Read more and see all pictures »

LED screen hanging in the center of Madrid where people could send SMS so everybody walking around could see them. A censorship platform had to be developed. Back in 2005 it was a very successful project which grabbed the attention of all the media and people in the city Tasks: We took care of the whole project, except the drawings in the wall Awards: JCDecaux prize – “Street Special Actions” Read more and see all pictures »