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7 comments:
These are pretty cool. I like how its been transformed into a person in the box rather than it being a machine/robot. It just makes you think more about what is actually happening in there. Funny to think of someone slaving away in that small space, i had a joke with a few friends that there were chinese people living in the wii and we had to feed them etc...
i have seen these before, i think they are a really fun idea. i think that vending machines can be very dull and invasive. These make them more of an interesting focus in a hall way or room rather than a bulky machine that sticks out for the wrong reasons.
awesome. one of those 'why didnt i think of that??' ideas. so obvious when you see it but such talent to come up with it. very well executed aswell.
Top quality! Imaginative yet simple, and straight to the pont.
Reminds me a little of "the coke side of life" - if you liked this one you might enjoy the coke one, in a sense it encorages the obserever to think beyond the robotcis of a vending machine...
Saw this in the creative review, The won the Epica D'or award for print and other media.The images hit the nail on head, very well executed, would definitely make people think twice about gettin stuck in a dead end job.
Seen something similar quite a while ago over here...but it did freak quite a few people out when they were walking past them...not sure whether that is a good thing! At least it made them engage with the piece i suppose!
An excellent way of using what is already available to you. On another blog I found a post where someone had discovered that Oreo have recently done something very similar using a lift. The simplicity of the design has turned a boring object into an interesting feature.
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