CREATIVITY COMES FROM MANY DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS….

Creativity comes from many different directions… Our Senior Account Director Jules & Creative Director Roberto share their recent visit at Ryoji Ikeda exhibition!  

“Ryoji Ikeda pumped the adrenaline into our lunch break. 

Last week I popped out to his exhibition on the Strand with Roberto (Creative Director). Walking into bean bags laid out on the floor, I assumed we were in for a chilled 15 minutes of ‘arty downtime’. A sanctioned office nap. 

Wrong. 

Within minutes we were swallowed by an extraordinary mashup of beautiful data connectivity, and chaos! Or as described on the website ‘a total sensory encounter that transforms vast datasets into an immersive audiovisual environment exploring the intersection of art and physics in an unprecedented scale’. 

At first delicate lines of data flowing, beautifully connected, then suddenly mutating into something more chaotic, and err terrifying!  

Big data mapped against everything you can imagine – the brain, internal organs, city grids, planetary systems. It was like scrolling through the entire universe’s back end. 

Photography: 180 Studios, Alice Lubbock

The experience burst into fullblown sensory overload. By the last 5 mins it felt like being trapped inside the internet’s nightmare.  

I loved it – horrific as I’ve made it sound.  

But it reminded us how important it is to step out of the day to day.  

We’re a creative agency, so inspiration for our clients doesn’t always arrive in tidy decks and brainstorms. It’s in odd, intense moments like this- a beanbag that turns into a nightmarish rocket launcher- that a fresh idea for a brand proposition (real example) comes to life. 

See more about the exhibition here.

Photography: 180 Studios, Alice Lubbock

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