Projects

On a sunny Dubai rooftop, a woman raises an empty VOSS bottle. A swirling vortex forms overhead, funnels downward, and fills the bottle in real time—seamlessly blending live action and CGI for a vivid, share‑worthy metaphor of “water captured from the clouds.”

We restaged the iconic outdoor screen setup, overlaying Rocket League’s signature boost‑red smoke plumes erupting across the sky while branded “World Cup” loops swirl around the LED wall - seamlessly fusing both identities in one scroll‑stopping shot that directs viewers to the livestream dates.

We staged a twilight drive‑in premiere where BMW laser headlights cut through the dusk like studio spotlights, illuminating Paramount’s iconic mountain on a towering LED screen—transforming each car into part of the show and amplifying the collab’s buzz across social feeds.

We gave the bag legs—literally—animating it to dance between neon billboards, turning passers‑by into impromptu filmmakers and flooding feeds with LV’s larger‑than‑life charisma.

We dropped a massive outdoor screen that streamed live gameplay as if it were a stadium jumbotron, staging spontaneous “sideline” celebrations that rocketed the clip past 100 million views and crowned FIFAe as the must‑watch esports event online.

We let two Wranglers erupt from the dunes at golden hour, kicking up colossal sand clouds that frame a blazing sunset—an adrenaline shot that reignited talk of Jeep as the region’s ultimate dune‑crusher.

We staged a playful NYC face‑off: a curious cat dwarfs Spot on the Brooklyn Bridge pier, locking eyes in perfect harmony—proving Boston Dynamics’ robot can earn the same instinctive acceptance as any real pet.

We caged a giant translucent Bearbrick inside a glass‑walled truck and rolled it through Times Square—its neon‑lit heart pulsing with LOVE graphics—igniting instant social buzz and sealing the drop as this season’s must‑grab art toy.

We dropped a Tesla Bot onto an alpine slope, filming its effortless carve in a POV run that blended sci‑fi intrigue with real‑world adrenaline—sparking millions of views and fresh excitement for the next five years of innovation.

We let the bag power‑drift across a glassy frozen lake, sliding like a supercar beneath towering cliffs—an unexpected, high‑energy reveal that froze feeds and reignited buzz around Amiri’s bold design DNA.

We unleashed a photoreal mixed‑reality tree that marched past Radio City, snowflakes swirling in its wake—blending festive cheer with fashion‑runway swagger and igniting a flood of “Did you see that?!” reactions across social feeds.

We dropped a massive gold “%” symbol onto a showroom Kia, transforming the hood into a headline and sparking millions of Black Friday clicks across social feeds.

We built a Hot‑Wheels‑style roller‑coaster in the exact geometry of the rings, sending an RS Q8 through blazing red loops—an adrenaline ad that rocketed through auto socials and cemented quattro as pure thrill.

A giant, 6‑metre Elixir bottle floated above the store, tethered by branded gold balloons and shimmering in the sun—instantly becoming the city‑centre selfie magnet and boosting footfall for on‑site sampling.

We let the suitcase drive itself across desert dunes, sneakers safely spinning inside a transparent pod—turning a utilitarian product into a sci‑fi adventure that spiked engagement across travel and gadget feeds.

We rolled a fleet of Bugatti and Ferrari police supercars beneath a sky‑sized balloon cluster forming the number “101” in red‑and‑white—an adrenaline parade that stormed social timelines and racked up hundreds of millions of views worldwide.