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Mercedes Skulptur
Mercedes Skulptur
Mercedes Skulptur
Mercedes Skulptur
2010

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Mercedes Skulptur

Film

On the Mercedes-Benz press conference at the North American International Auto Show 2010 the automobile manufacturer presented a sculpture that transports car design into a new, artistic reality. The film shows the evolution and formal language of this unseen object in a very aesthetic and abstract way. Using the world’s only high-speed motion control system and shooting it with a high-speed camera at 500 to 1,000 frames per second, the result is a movie with fascinating slow motion shots. Real elements and digitally created shapes interact with the sculpture, describe its shapes and underline the emotional aspect of the art piece.

Client / Manufacturer

Oliver Schrott Kommunikation GmbH

Köln, DE
Design
Elastique. GmbH

Elastique. GmbH

Köln, DE

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